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ForceAdmin is a collection of script templates that utilizes Windows Scripting Languages which creates infinite UAC prompts until the user allows the program run. Any template can be used whether the batch , powershell , autohotkey, autoit, hta or vbs file. The inserted commands are executed via powershell that executes cmd.exe. This attack method compels admin privilege by subjecting users to a barrage of UAC prompts through continuous looping. The sole exit from this cycle is granting permission for the application to execute, demonstrated in the video below.

Proof of Concept 👁‍🗨

Features

• [x] No Dependencies Required
• [x] Supports both x86 and x64
• [x] Bypass AV
• [x] Fileless

DISCLAIMER !

This tool is for educational use only, the author will not be held responsible for any misuse of this tool.

Credits

https://github.com/catzsec/ForceAdmin