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Calling 'NetUserChangePassword' for changing other user password

Asked by Cyber-EE in Windows Network Security, Windows Programming

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Hi,
I have user Target and Changer on domain (one of the following servers: 2000,2003 and 2008)
In my program (C/C++), I perform a logon via the function 'WNetAddConnection2' with  user Changer user and then I call 'NetUserChangePassword' with the Target user...
This works fine, BUT:
I want to know how is it possible that even a limited user can do such an operation (logon via 'WNetAddConnection2' and then change pass with 'NetUserChangePassword' for the target user)
In the MSDN it clearly says:
"The default ACL permits only Domain Admins and Account Operators to call this function. On a member server or workstation, only Administrators and Power Users can call this function."
=> how a limited user make this operation succeeded?

Pls let me know what you think.

tx,
shlom
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