Python3.10
An interesting system capability has been identified; /usr/bin/python3.10 cap_setuid=ep
This was enumerated by PEAS at a later stage as well
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According to GTFObins, python with the CAP_SETUID capability can be abused for Privilege Escalation
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It also has the ep capability assigned to it
Checking an online resource revealed that the ep capability means that binary will run as root
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Another resource revealed that ep stands for effective and permitted according to the official documentation
This effectively makes the binary SUID