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[New-Post] UAC bypass using Perfmon.exe
medium.com/@mattharr0ey/u…
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ᏀlеЬ。Ꮐlаz
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I get UAC working when I execute perfmon. Even after the registry change.
I am using windows 10 32 bit for the test
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Ori Damari
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You won't be able to automate this because of a mechanism in windows called UIPI that won't allow you to send window messages to processes with higher integrity level. If you already have access to UI just accept the elevation:)
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_Inte…
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@packetwrench
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Whaaaaa
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Tavis Ormandy
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It's fun, but even if we ignore "UAC is not a security boundary, etc, etc", is it a bug? I think you can't automate the interaction because of UIPI, so literally the only way to exploit it was if you could click the UAC prompt anyway... right? Have I misunderstood?
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