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[windows] Windows 11 uses System system users to run programs

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Posted on 10/23/2024 8:49:45 AM | | | |
Requirements: I found some videos on the Internet, how to use System system users to run some programs, and System system user permissions are higher than administrator permissions.

First, download the PsExec tool at the following address:The hyperlink login is visible.

Utilities like Telnet and remote control programs like Symantec's PC Anywhere allow you to execute programs on remote systems, but they can be cumbersome to set up and require you to install client software on the remote system you want to access. PsExec is a lightweight telnet alternative that allows you to execute processes on other systems and provides full interactivity for console applications without the need to manually install client software. The most powerful uses of PsExec include launching an interactive command prompt on a remote system, as well as remote enablement tools such as IpConfig, which would otherwise not display information about the remote system.

Download and unzip, useStart the cmd terminal as an administrator, then go to the psexec directory and execute the following command:

As shown below:







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 Landlord| Posted on 10/23/2024 8:57:47 AM |
Use icacls to view file permissions


interpretation

BUILTIN\Administrators: (I) (F): Indicates that the administrator group has full control permissions (F) and that these permissions are inherited (I).
BUILTIN\Users:(I)(R): Indicates that the user group has read permissions (R) and that these permissions are inherited (I).
NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM: (I)(F): Indicates that the system account has full control (F) and that these permissions are inherited (I).

Permission abbreviation

F: Full control
M: Modification
R: Read
W: Write
X: Execution
D: Delete
S: Synchronization
N: No access
I: Inheritance

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