Processes on Windows are securable objects, which prevents one user logged into a Windows machine from compromising another user’s processes. This is a pretty important security feature, at least from the perspective of a non-administrator user. The security prevents a non-administrator user from compromising the integrity of an arbitrary process. This security barrier breaks down when trying to p
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