UAC Bypass - Explanation and demonstration

In this video, we'll explore UAC (User Account Control) bypass, a technique used by hackers to elevate privileges and gain control of a system. UAC is a security feature in Windows that helps prevent unauthorized changes to a system by asking for permission before executing certain actions. However, UAC bypass techniques can trick the system into granting elevated privileges without the user's knowledge or consent.
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[@shotbydemon]

hey sir where do i get those script lines from? can you provide me with them?

[@TomBH]

Hi
They are all in the video.
Please use only where you have permission.

[@honestsniping1]

Windows Defender blocks this...

[@TomBH]

That shouldn't happen. The demo was done on a fully patched and updated Windows 10 and Windows Defender.
The only time I got blocked by Defender when I was preparing this video was when I used cmd.exe without changing it's name.

[@honestsniping1]

@@user-pq5mv2sr9h what are you talking about? This is not true...

[@v380riMz]

@@honestsniping1 This is patched yes

[@hazetyme9495]

When I enter the Start-Process code it still wants me to input my admins account password.🥲

[@TomBH]

Hi
Please note that UAC bypass is not PrivEsc. I will make a video of PrivEsc soon.

[@gdkicks8899]

@@TomBH I had this same problem! Could you show how to bypass the UAC for the last line of code?! That Would be Awesome!!!

[@youraveragesecuritysergean7247]

@Tom BH please make it quick i need this

[@TomBH]

@@gdkicks8899 As I replied to HazeTyme, you need to have a local administrator on your computer. Otherwise, this will not work.

[@prateiksehitia17]

@@TomBH if i already have local admin privilige why would i escalate ?