1

I know most services run under non interactive windows station or desktop also called session 0 while as some services (interactive) running under local system account create a window on interactive desktop and access the User desktop by calling OpenWindowstation and GetThreadDesktop functions. It often displays UIOdetect, a method of inter-process communication so the user can interact with it.

Can this, and other inter-process communication like named pipes, expose the service interface over the network? Could this be a security risk? How can we set appropriate ACL's during interactive service configuration to save ourselves?

0

You must log in to answer this question.

Browse other questions tagged .