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I do not know how people get so excited … It is obvious that the SYSTEM can get into memory each process so why such WoW, that having the SYSTEM account, you can switch to a different logged-on user?

Can dlatemu, that you can have more privileges (e.g. Domain Admin). However, please note that:

1. To use the method of switching on the SYSTEM you must be an administrator for the server on which this account is obtained.
2. M $ and not only say that you should work with the lowest possible privileges so why anyone sane would sign such as the Enterprise permissions on these permissions are not the computer where the Admin’a needs and that can be compromised? Read: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc700835.aspx and quote: “Do not use service administrator accounts for day-to-day administrative tasks, such as account and member server management; Instead, use your regular user account. “” D[..]omain Admins credentials are required to perform the following steps: [..]”

But what what do you mean?

1. We find the computer on which we have Admin and logged inadvertently Admin domain. We can help you with: query user
2. change the permissions on the SYSTEM:
   PsExec-s \localhost cmd
3. lists sessions (we remember our session and the session name of the victim), of course, better to the victim’s session has been inactive;-P
4. Switching on the victim’s sessions:
   TSCON <numer naszej="" sesji="">/dest:<nazwa sesji="" ofiary=""> </nazwa> </numer>
5. We look forward to;-)

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Sometimes in the life of an admin or auditor there is a need to prepare a list of IP addresses used in a network. For some reason, this is often accompanied by a request to deliver the report in Excel.

So what if we taught Excel how to check whether a given IP address is ?alive??

That is how a short VBS module was created, adding two ping functions to Excel. They return TRUE or FALSE depending on whether they receive a response to the ping command.

The module contains two functions: PING_HOST and PING_Volatile.

PING_HOST

It takes a server IP address as an argument and returns a Boolean value. Recalculation / execution of the ping command happens when the function argument (the IP address) changes, or when recalculation is forced with Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F9.

PING_Volatile

It takes a server IP address as an argument and returns a Boolean value. Recalculation / execution of the ping command happens when the function argument (the IP address) changes, or when any other cell changes.

Tested in Excel 2016.

File with the module and the example from the screenshot above: : Ping w Excelu