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Operation type for event 5058 {Solution}

Hons
Engager

Hello everyone,

Have you ever wondered why microsoft does not documented Operation types with Unicode + meaning?

You don´t need to anymore.

I have made the needed research (anyone can do) and here are the results:

%%2458 = Read

%%2459 = Write

%%2457 = Delete

 

 

 

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mrthom
Engager

 have found it 😄 it is non-sense string stored in system32/msobjs.dll and some snapshot can be seen there

https://gist.github.com/brianreitz/d5b9397a2e8b3d52ceb9359897e07c3f

%%2456 : Open key file.
%%2457 : Delete key file.
%%2458 : Read persisted key from file.
%%2459 : Write persisted key to file.

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mrthom
Engager

 have found it 😄 it is non-sense string stored in system32/msobjs.dll and some snapshot can be seen there

https://gist.github.com/brianreitz/d5b9397a2e8b3d52ceb9359897e07c3f

%%2456 : Open key file.
%%2457 : Delete key file.
%%2458 : Read persisted key from file.
%%2459 : Write persisted key to file.

Hons
Engager

Thanks @mrthom.

Your version is absolutely precise 😉

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