Attack Surface Visualizer is a local, read-only Windows security assessment tool that helps you understand how exposed a system is from an attacker's perspective.

It focuses on visibility and exposure signals (attack surface discovery) rather than exploitation.

This tool does not perform exploitation, active scanning, or configuration changes.
It only inspects existing system state and reports potential exposure indicators.

The tool inspects common Windows attack surface components such as:

• Local administrator and privileged group memberships
• Services and configurations that may increase exposure
• Autorun / persistence-related entries
• Presence and relevance of Living-off-the-Land Binaries (LOLBins)
• Other host-level indicators that can support attack path reasoning

Results are presented in a structured, analyst-friendly format to support both offensive simulation and defensive hardening decisions.

• Red team / pentest labs: quick host discovery and initial exposure review
• Blue team / defenders: visibility into local misconfigurations and risky signals
• Students: learning Windows attack paths and security fundamentals

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