Nov. 10, 2023, 2:51 p.m. | Simone Salucci and Daniel Lopez Jimenez

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Introduction If you are a pentester and enjoy tinkering with Windows, you have probably come across the following post by Raphael Mudge: Windows Access Tokens and Alternate Credentials In this post, he explains how the Windows program runas works and how the netonly flag allows the creation of processes where the local identity differs from […]

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