Duplicating Handles
Among cooperating processes, any one process is only as restricted as the
least restricted process. For example, a process can call the
DuplicateHandle function to duplicate an object handle belonging to a second (source) process
into a third (target) process. If the
access rights requested for the target process are greater than the rights held by the
source process, the system checks the requested access rights against the security
context of the process calling
DuplicateHandle. If the calling process has the required access rights, the handle is
duplicated, and the target process has greater access to the object than the source
process.
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