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With the notable increase in the number of symbolic link elevation of privileges vulnerabilities on Windows platforms as of late, we at ACTIVELabs have set a goal for ourselves to find a new one. This blog post will detail finding and exploiting said vulnerability in Netwrix Auditor version 9.7 and earlier. Please note, abusing symbolic links has been leveraged for years now, particularly in the *nix world to achieve local privilege escalation and as such we’ll assume you know the idea behind it and most importantly how it can be abused. Let’s start by examining the problematic log file permissions for the effected software.
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