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Windows secrets extraction: a summary After compromising a Windows host and having obtained local admin privileges, secrets extraction is usually the first step performed to elevate privileges in the context of an ad domain or to perform lateral movements inside an internal

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On Intel and AMD x86-64 systems, the Memory Management Unit (MMU) is architecturally fixed to use a 4 KiB base page size. This design is inherited from the Intel 80386 processor from 1985, whose paging structures, entry formats, and alignment rules all assumed 4 KiB pages. For