runas /savecred - a dirty hack?

  • Thread starter Henning Meyer (remove the numbers)
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Henning Meyer (remove the numbers)

Hello *,
I have got some questions about runas:
How does it work (how do I write my own runas)?
Where get the entered login-informations saved if I use /savecred?
How are they protected from the (non-privileged) user? Are the
encrypted? - If, it seems be a symmetric encryption - but where is the
key stored? Why shouldn't my (non-privileged) user get that key and get
my admin-password as plain-text?
Is there a save solution to permit certain users admin-access to
certain-applications (not all) - just like good old unix s-bit?

Thanks for your help...

Henning
 
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| Hello *,
| I have got some questions about runas:
| How does it work (how do I write my own runas)?
| Where get the entered login-informations saved if I use /savecred?
| How are they protected from the (non-privileged) user? Are the
| encrypted? - If, it seems be a symmetric encryption - but where is the
| key stored? Why shouldn't my (non-privileged) user get that key and get
| my admin-password as plain-text?
| Is there a save solution to permit certain users admin-access to
| certain-applications (not all) - just like good old unix s-bit?
|
| Thanks for your help...
|
| Henning
 
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Henning Meyer (remove the numbers)

nice thing...can you make the source available, please ?
Would be great...

What about /savecred (where does the data get stored) ?

Henning
 
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Henning Meyer (remove the numbers)

Thanks, but I already know how to use it, I just wanted to know how it
works internally...(what system-calls does it use....)

Henning
 

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