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Add Runas.yml & Net.yml #408

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This pull request introduces two new YAML configuration files: Runas.yml and Net.yml. These files are designed to enhance the automation and management capabilities of our project by providing streamlined commands for user privilege escalation and network service management.

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Hello! I have been researching LNK files and have discovered that some sample LNK files point to programs and command line arguments that exhibit typical LOLBins usage to execute certain operations. I would like to document this and request the opportunity to contribute.

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wietze commented Oct 22, 2024

Hi @suchenbinwoaini , hope you are doing well! Thank you for taking the time to create a submission to the LOLBAS Project - we really value the community's input.

According to the LOLBAS Criteria, each binary/script must have 'unexpected' capabilities. From what I can see, the functionality you list is 'expected' for the two executables.

That doesn't mean the functionality you documented is not useful for e.g. red teamers (on the contrary, as the blogs/tweets you reference show), but if my assessment is right, this entry would unfortunately not be the right fit for this project. For that reason I'm closing this pull request now, if you think I'm wrong though please comment in here and I'll reopen the pull request.

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