You can run a service that interacts with the user's desktop. The "at"
command and tools like psexec from sysinternals do this. The user will need
the appropriate privileges to use those tools, of course (otherwise it's
probably a "shatter" attack - escalation of privileges).
You can run a service that interacts with the user's desktop. The "at"
command and tools like psexec from sysinternals do this. The user will
need the appropriate privileges to use those tools, of course (otherwise
it's probably a "shatter" attack - escalation of privileges).
what I mean is, I want to modify the local security policy so that a user
is added to the (local policies)(User Rights Assognment) (log on as
service) setting
Cheers
Rob.
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