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Reminder that creating a memory dump of Outlook.exe not only produces access tokens but also potentially sensitive email content.

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Amias Channer @amias@toot.cat

Not a windows person but surely most people don't have coredumps enabled in windows, that sounds like an insider build option.

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with process r/w rights anyone can create dumps, just like how gdb can create coredumps regardless of settings

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In windows does that require elevation or just the same user?

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No elevation required

4:41 PM · Jun 3, 2023

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Okay, so like Linux then. Is there a Windows equivalent to the “undumpable” prctl()? (this makes it so that a process’s memory becomes readable only be root and it can only be ptraced by root. A process does not need to be privileged to active this mode)

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