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Me: Mac - Them: PC Who's logged in to their remote PC? - JewjitsuBroseph - Apr 26, 2020 Hey hey hey all... This is the Jew here and I was hoping someone could assist me with something that is probably very easy to do. Want to be able to user my Terminal to find out who is logged into a remote Windows PC. I don't need to do anything illegal but a little context. We have customers/team members in another country who are CONSTANTLY flagging in our EDR platform but when we bring this up, our overseas counterparts aren't very forthcoming with who the individual is. I could log into our SIEM or even DLP solution, but I'm too lazy for that and know there is an easier way. If I was using a PC I could use quser to identify from the remote user. I could always remotely manage their PC, but I'm just trying to do this quick and easy. I'm running Mac w/ Catalina. I also have Kali as an internal penetration tool that I am not very good at, but learning to become a better ETHICAL penetration tester. Anywho... Any assistance would be very much appreciated! Thank you in advance and hope all are doing well during this time of quarantine! Cheers-- The Jew |