An operator has gained control of a Windows workstation. They want to set up an account that blends with typical user information. Which method accomplishes this objective?
Use a typical Windows tool to make a new profile named in line with existing users, then assign higher privileges
Overwrite the main credential file with one copied from another host
Enable a built-in default profile and expand its privileges through system policies
Add a new credential inside a secondary program’s configuration so it appears in a hidden registry area
A contender uses a standard approach to create and name the new account so it fits existing patterns, then adjusts privileges as needed for further testing. Simply replacing or removing core files can trigger alarms, changing other platform settings might not grant a durable account, and reactivating a dormant profile often lacks the access level needed for the scenario.
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