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# Token mit Process Explorer beobachten

Sicherheitsnotizen zu Active Directory für „Token mit Process Explorer beobachten“, mit Abdeckung von Enumeration, Kerberos, Anmeldeinformationen, ACL-Missbrauch, lateraler Bewegung, Ausnutzungs-Workflow und Validierungsschritten.

#### Process Explorer starten

Wir starten Process Explorer in einer PowerShell-Sitzung mit Administratorrechten:

```powershell
./procexp64.exe
```

Dann öffnen wir auch ein `cmd` ohne Administratorrechte.

Dies ermöglicht uns zu vergleichen:

* Prozess mit hohem Integritätslevel;
* ein Prozess ohne hohes Integritätslevel;
* die zugehörigen Tokens;
* die verfügbaren Berechtigungen.

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#### Das Token eines Prozesses überprüfen

In Process Explorer:

```bash
Prozess -> Eigenschaften -> Sicherheit
```

In diesem Tab können Sie Folgendes sehen:

* den mit dem Prozess verbundenen Benutzer;
* Gruppen;
* Berechtigungen;
* das Integritätslevel;
* die Anmeldesitzung.

#### Beispiel im Labor

Beispiele beobachteter Anmeldesitzungen:

```bash
Administrator : Anmeldesitzung 9d72b1
user1          : Anmeldesitzung 955ec3
```

Dies zeigt, dass jede Sitzung ihren eigenen Sicherheitskontext hat.

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