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# Observando tokens com o Process Explorer

#### Abrir o Process Explorer

Abrimos o Process Explorer em uma sessão do PowerShell como administrador:

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

Em seguida, também abrimos um `cmd` sem privilégios de administrador.

Isso nos permite comparar:

* processo elevado;
* um processo não elevado;
* os tokens associados;
* os privilégios disponíveis.

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#### Verificar o token de um processo

No Process Explorer:

```bash
Processo -> Propriedades -> Segurança
```

Nesta guia, você pode ver:

* o usuário associado ao processo;
* grupos;
* privilégios;
* o nível de integridade;
* a sessão de logon.

#### Exemplo no laboratório

Exemplos de sessões de logon observadas:

```bash
Administrador : Sessão de logon 9d72b1
user1          : Sessão de logon 955ec3
```

Isso mostra que cada sessão tem seu próprio contexto de segurança.

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