Live Demo: https://offsecboy.github.io/linux-enum/

This repository contains a static HTML cheatsheet that provides essential Linux enumeration commands in a clean, categorized format. It's designed to be a quick reference during security assessments, CTF challenges, and system administration tasks.

• Curated Commands: Focuses on the most critical enumeration commands for real-world use
• Organized Categories: Logical grouping by enumeration type (System, Users, Network, Files, etc.)
• Quick Wins Section: Highlights priority checks for efficient privilege escalation
• Responsive Design: Works well on desktop and mobile devices
• No Dependencies: Pure HTML/CSS - loads instantly

1. System Information - Kernel, environment, host details
2. Hardware Enumeration - CPU, memory, devices
3. User & Group Enumeration - Accounts, permissions, sudo access
4. Network Information - Interfaces, ports, DNS, routing
5. File System Enumeration - Permissions, SUID/SGID, capabilities
6. Credentials & Secrets - SSH keys, config files, command history
7. Quick Wins - Priority privilege escalation checks

Simply visit the live website at https://offsecboy.github.io/linux-enum/ to use the cheatsheet.

For local use:

1. Clone the repository
2. Open index.html in any modern web browser
3. No server or build process required

Contributions are welcome! Please ensure:

1. Commands are relevant for Linux enumeration
2. Explanations are clear and concise
3. Formatting follows the existing structure

This is a condensed version of a more comprehensive enumeration reference. For additional commands and categories, check the original full document.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

This cheatsheet is for educational purposes and authorized security testing only. Always ensure you have proper authorization before running enumeration commands on systems you don't own.

For questions or suggestions, please open an issue in this repository.