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You can create a folder that resolves to one path when opened by your profile - another for everybody else. We need to use the shadow dir functionality to create a path will "fall through to shadow" for A but not for B. By creating symlink \??\GLOBALROOT we can do exactly that.
Now \??\GLOBALROOT resolves to one thing for your profile but opens \GLOBAL??\GLOBALROOT for everybody else. Create objdir \??\GLOBAL?? symlink \??\GLOBAL??\C: -> \??\GLOBAL?? and \??\GLOBAL??\mydir -> \??\c:\windows\temp
Now a junction folder -> \??\GLOBALROOT\GLOBAL??\c:\mydir will resolve to c:\mydir for everybody else. But for your profile its c:\windows\temp Many naive impersonation based access check can be bypassed with this.
How can i open globalroot?
you cant its a symlink
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