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# Observando tokens con Process Explorer

Notas de seguridad de Active Directory para Observando tokens con Process Explorer, que cubren enumeración, Kerberos, credenciales, abuso de ACL, movimiento lateral, flujo de explotación y pasos de validación.

#### Iniciar Process Explorer

Iniciamos Process Explorer en una sesión de PowerShell como administrador:

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

Después, también abrimos un `cmd` sin derechos de administrador.

Esto nos permite comparar:

* proceso elevado;
* un proceso no elevado;
* los tokens asociados;
* los privilegios disponibles.

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#### Comprobar el token de un proceso

En Process Explorer:

```bash
Proceso -> Propiedades -> Seguridad
```

En esta pestaña, puede ver:

* el usuario asociado con el proceso;
* grupos;
* privilegios;
* el nivel de integridad;
* la sesión de inicio de sesión.

#### Ejemplo en el laboratorio

Ejemplos de sesiones de inicio de sesión observadas:

```bash
Administrador : sesión de inicio de sesión 9d72b1
user1          : sesión de inicio de sesión 955ec3
```

Esto muestra que cada sesión tiene su propio contexto de seguridad.

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