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Alternative title: every random binary still has full file system acces in Windows.
by apexalpha 7y ago
Alternative title: every random binary still has full file system acces in Windows.
- teh_klev 7y agoThat is in fact incorrect. Windows NTFS permissions are strictly enforced and depending on the identity the executable was launched under and that identity's group membership (and perhaps some additional "user rights assignments"), the executable can only access drives, files and folders where permissions are granted. Now sure if you allow that executable to launch as SYSTEM then it's game over (much in the same way launching a binary as root is game over).