RE: Windows Administrator access

["Travis Potter" <Travis () secureintegrations com>]

I'm not sure if I understand but if all you want to do is prove you're an
admin just create a file in the system 32 dir. If you want to prove that you
have the administrator password just use the run as command:

runas /user:localmachinename\administrator cmd  When prompted, type the
administrator password. 
 
Or use the "net" series of commands ie: net user will enumerate all the
local users; or the net accounts command will give you some good info!! 

Does this help?

-----Original Message-----
From: Dillama [mailto:dillama () gmail com] 
Sent: Saturday, February 25, 2006 2:17 AM
To: pen-test () securityfocus com
Subject: Windows Administrator access

After gaining shell access to a Windows box, is there any way to show
administrator privilege without changing the config or uploading new files?

I have to demo the ability to gain administrator access to a Win 2000 box,
the catch is no changes on the box so adding a user or loading whoami.exe
from resource kit would not be options. Any suggestion here would be
appreciated.

Thanks

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Dillama

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