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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Case of the unexplained: whoami.exe and the Deny flag
In my TechEd sessions “Raiders of the Elevated Token” I used to demo the group memberships contained in the user token using whoami.exe. Whoami.exe is a part of Windows since Windows Vista and seemed a valid tool for this purpose … Continue reading
Posted in Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Vista
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A TechEd Story
My contribution to the Springboard Series Insider – June 2012 I’ll never forget the arrival at my first TechEd at the Côte d’Azure in France, 1997. My first international business trip ever. Completely prepared for business. Sharply dressed, I went … Continue reading
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