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gizmo9912
it seems that the spectre part of this patch prevents now, that you can see the full execution path of system processes.
E.g. when I execute in powershell : get-wmiobject win32_process | select *
the values for CommandLine and for ExecutablePath are empty now.
Only when the process is a user process you can stil see this values.
I know that this is a part to secure the server against the spectre vulnerability, but as I use WMI to monitor the processes on windows servers it would be great when you could still get these values when you give special rights to a user or when you use an administrator account.
Has someone found a way to get these values with the patch installed?
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E.g. when I execute in powershell : get-wmiobject win32_process | select *
the values for CommandLine and for ExecutablePath are empty now.
Only when the process is a user process you can stil see this values.
I know that this is a part to secure the server against the spectre vulnerability, but as I use WMI to monitor the processes on windows servers it would be great when you could still get these values when you give special rights to a user or when you use an administrator account.
Has someone found a way to get these values with the patch installed?
Continue reading...
