Easy to hide administrator accounts

Regedt32.exe is familiar with regedit.exe, but cannot set permissions for keys in the registration table. The biggest advantage of regedt32.exe is its ability to set permissions for keys in the registry. The account information of nt/2000/xp is in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SAM \ role of the registry. The SAM key is set to "Full Control" for me. In this way, you can read and write the information in the SAM key. The steps are as follows:

1. Assume that we log on to a zombie with terminal services as a Super User administrator. First, create an account under the command line or account manager: hacker $, here I create this account in the command line. net user hacker $1234/add

2. Enter regedt32.exein the "Start/Run" command to run regedt32.exe.

3. Click "permission" and a window will pop up. Click "add" to add my Logon account to the security bar. Here I log on as administrator, so I will add administrator, and set the permission to "full control ". Note: It is best to add the account you are logged on to or the group in which the account is located. do not modify the original account or group. Otherwise, a series of unnecessary problems may occur. And then click here to delete the account you added.

4. Click "start"> "run" and enter "regedit.exe" to go back to start the Registration Table editor regedit.exe. Open key: HKEY_LOCAL_MAICHINE \ SAM \ Domains \ account \ user \ names \ hacker $"

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