LOLBin Categories
Every binary in the catalog is grouped by what an attacker uses it for. Pick a category to see the binaries, the telemetry to monitor, and ready-to-use detections.
Download LOLBins & Ingress Tool Transfer Utilities
60 binaries · Command and Control / Ingress Tool TransferAdversaries weaponize trusted operating system binaries to download external payloads, malicious scripts, and stage-2 implants without relying on web browsers or dropping suspicious third-party downloaders.
Execution LOLBins & Script Interpreter Abuse
206 binaries · ExecutionLiving-off-the-Land execution utilities allow threat actors to run arbitrary shell commands, in-memory scripts, and weaponized payloads through signed system binaries, evading application blacklists.
UAC Bypass LOLBins & Privilege Escalation Vectors
9 binaries · Privilege EscalationWindows User Account Control (UAC) bypass techniques leverage auto-elevating binaries and trusted registry/environment hijacking to execute code at High or System integrity without prompting the interactive user.
Defense Evasion LOLBins: AppLocker & Antivirus Bypasses
64 binaries · Defense EvasionDefense evasion LOLBins bypass endpoint security controls, Application Whitelisting (AppLocker/WDAC), and script restrictions by executing code through digitally signed, trusted Microsoft or Unix utilities.
Credential Dumping LOLBins & Memory Extraction Tools
26 binaries · Credential AccessAdversaries abuse built-in utilities to extract sensitive plaintext credentials, Kerberos tickets, and password hashes from operating system memory (LSASS) or local configuration stores.
Persistence LOLBins & Scheduled Execution Mechanisms
6 binaries · PersistenceAdversaries abuse native system utilities to maintain uninterrupted access across system restarts, user logoffs, and credential updates by configuring autostarts, scheduled tasks, and service registrations.
Reconnaissance LOLBins & Internal Host Discovery
6 binaries · DiscoveryAdversaries abuse built-in command line tools to enumerate local users, domain trust relationships, network shares, installed software, and security configurations prior to lateral movement.