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Disable Windows Defender On School Laptop? - tom1kHF - Dec 2, 2021
Hello, i am trying to disable a windows defender on a school laptop, i cannot open cmd/powershell/msconfig basically nothing.. i watched some videos but didn't help
RE: Disable Windows Defender On School Laptop? - Vypez. - Dec 16, 2021
You will need to achieve admin privileges first. Probably from your teachers pc
RE: Disable Windows Defender On School Laptop? - 000_Syth - Dec 22, 2021
Search for windows 10 privilege escalation
RE: Disable Windows Defender On School Laptop? - SIM-4932765 - Jan 1, 2022
Only way I see is by running a malware with "UAC bypass" in order to bypass the fact that you don't have admin privileges. The malware also needs to have a windows defender killer.
Check out https://github.com/rootm0s/WinPwnage, it can help you with the UAC bypass part.
RE: Disable Windows Defender On School Laptop? - dontaskmewhy22 - Jan 1, 2022
(Jan 1, 2022 12:59 AM)last Wrote: Only way I see is by running a malware with "UAC bypass" in order to bypass the fact that you don't have admin privileges. The malware also needs to have a windows defender killer.
Check out https://github.com/rootm0s/WinPwnage, it can help you with the UAC bypass part.
UAC bypasses don't actually bypass if there is a password restriction on running things with administrator privileges. All the UAC bypass does is bypass the visible part of running something as administrator, it removes the prompt and the need to click "Yes" on the prompt.
RE: Disable Windows Defender On School Laptop? - SIM-4932765 - Jan 1, 2022
(Jan 1, 2022 10:16 AM)dontaskmewhy22 Wrote: UAC bypasses don't actually bypass if there is a password restriction on running things with administrator privileges. All the UAC bypass does is bypass the visible part of running something as administrator, it removes the prompt and the need to click "Yes" on the prompt.
Oh I tought user had password. Mb then!