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Can you add a function to create a suspended process with procgov? Or add a function to be able to grant privileges to programs, for example - SeLockMemoryPrivilege.
UPD: Or how can I add SeLockMemoryPrivilege privilege to a program? In Process Hacker, you can enable it in the program properties in the token section. But due to the fact that this privilege is enabled after the program is loaded, it just doesn't work.
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Hi @AndreyRGW, thanks for the suggestion. I will add an option to grant privileges to a process. Unfortunately, it may take a moment as I'm short on time lately.
Hi @AndreyRGW, thanks for the suggestion. I will add an option to grant privileges to a process. Unfortunately, it may take a moment as I'm short on time lately.
It is completed. I've been struggling with various build issues and I finally migrated the project to .NET 6.0. I hope this won't cause any strange issues. Anyway, 2.10 release contains --enable-privileges option. Please make sure the user has a privilege available, otherwise it won't work (more info).
Can you add a function to create a suspended process with procgov? Or add a function to be able to grant privileges to programs, for example - SeLockMemoryPrivilege.
UPD: Or how can I add SeLockMemoryPrivilege privilege to a program? In Process Hacker, you can enable it in the program properties in the token section. But due to the fact that this privilege is enabled after the program is loaded, it just doesn't work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: