PANIX
A modular Linux persistence framework for security research, detection engineering, and penetration testing.
What is PANIX?
PANIX is a customizable Linux persistence tool designed for security research and detection engineering. It provides a modular framework to simulate and implement various persistence techniques on Linux systems, helping security professionals understand, detect, and defend against adversary behaviors. The tool maps each technique to the MITRE ATT&CK framework for clear threat intelligence alignment.
Security researchers, detection engineers, penetration testers, CTF enthusiasts, and red teamers who need to test or understand Linux persistence mechanisms in controlled environments.
Developers choose PANIX for its comprehensive, modular approach to Linux persistence, paired setup/revert functionality, and direct MITRE ATT&CK mapping, making it uniquely suited for detection engineering and security research over generic exploitation tools.
Overview
Customizable Linux Persistence Tool for Security Research and Detection Engineering.
Use Cases
Best For
- Simulating adversary persistence techniques for detection engineering
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