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Articles tagged with #windows-security
Learning Windows Internals isn't only about understanding concepts. At some point, you need to look inside a real Windows system. How do you see running processes? How do you inspect threads? How do y
Modern Windows systems are made up of many different processes and components. These components often need to communicate with one another. But how can one process request another process to perform a
Windows needs to answer an important security question whenever a program tries to access something: Who is requesting access, and what are they allowed to do? This is where access tokens come in. An
Windows contains an enormous amount of configuration information. It needs to remember things such as: User settings Installed software Hardware configuration System settings Service configuratio
Windows contains many different types of resources. Processes, threads, files, registry keys, events, mutexes, devices, and other resources all need to be created, managed, and accessed. Windows uses
A Windows computer can have multiple people, applications, and services interacting with the same system. Windows needs a way to identify these users and organize their permissions. This is where user
