Recent content by miguelNo

Thank you for your answer!! So, the main idea is that winlogon checks for user authentication, so if I kill lsass the communication between these two processes will lose, and by this way lsass can't authenticate the user and it will restart the system, right?

Hi all, I have been searching for some technical post to understand why LSASS can't be deactivated. Okay, it is responsible for enforcing the security policy on the system, but I want some deep sight why the system restarts after deactivate it. Thanks!