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A lightweight, GUI-based Windows privilege escalation enumeration tool written in PowerShell. It provides a user-friendly graphical interface with categorized tabs for each check — making it easier to visually inspect privilege escalation vectors without digging through overwhelming console output.

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WinGUIEnum

A lightweight, GUI-based Windows privilege escalation enumeration tool written in PowerShell. It provides a user-friendly graphical interface with categorized tabs for each check — making it easier to visually inspect privilege escalation vectors without digging through overwhelming console output.

Demo

WinGUIEnum Demo
A quick look at the clean tabbed UI and categorized findings


Checks Included

  • High integrity check
  • Group membership (admin or not)
  • Token privileges
  • Local admins
  • Unquoted service paths
  • Writable folders in PATH
  • Writable directories in Program Files
  • AlwaysInstallElevated
  • Scheduled tasks (basic & suspicious)
  • Autoruns (HKCU, HKLM, Registry)
  • Wi-Fi passwords
  • Credential Manager creds
  • PowerShell history
  • Defender exclusions
  • Startup apps
  • UAC settings
  • SYSTEM processes
  • Environment variables
  • Mapped/mounted drives
  • And many more…

Installation

No installation required. Just:

  1. Download the WinGUIEnum.cmd file.
  2. Double-click it.
  3. Click Run Scan
  4. Sit back and watch the magic.

If SmartScreen or AV flags it, rest assured — the tool is safe and open source. Just allow it or run in a lab environment.


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Built by @n4bm


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A lightweight, GUI-based Windows privilege escalation enumeration tool written in PowerShell. It provides a user-friendly graphical interface with categorized tabs for each check — making it easier to visually inspect privilege escalation vectors without digging through overwhelming console output.

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