PT0-002 · Question #108
PT0-002 Question #108: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
To identify misconfigured service permissions, a penetration tester would use commands to list Windows service properties, specifically their executable paths.
Question
A penetration tester has obtained a low-privilege shell on a Windows server with a default configuration and now wants to explore the ability to exploit misconfigured service permissions. Which of the following commands would help the tester start this process? 'systeminfo.txt')
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- Cschtasks /query /fo LIST /v | find /I "Next Run Time:"
Explanation
To identify misconfigured service permissions, a penetration tester would use commands to list Windows service properties, specifically their executable paths.
Common mistakes.
- C. The 'schtasks /query' command is used to list scheduled tasks on a Windows system and does not provide information about Windows service configurations or permissions.
Concept tested. Windows service enumeration for misconfiguration
Reference. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/wmic-service
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