Windows UAC Bypass Explained | Redfox Security
User Account Control (UAC) is designed to prevent unauthorized changes to the Windows operating system—but attackers have developed multiple methods to bypass it.
In this video, we explore how UAC bypass techniques work, the mechanisms behind privilege escalation, and why these attacks remain a concern for both red teams and defenders. We also discuss common tools, scripts, and real-world scenarios where bypasses are used during penetration tests and attacks.
This content is essential for ethical hackers, red teamers, system administrators, and anyone involved in Windows security.
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