SID filtering enables to control of the sid history attribute from being utilized to falsely gain administrative privileges in a trusting forest.
<h3>What is SID filtering?</h3>
SID filtering renders the domain controllers (DCs) in a trusting domain to remove all SIDs that aren't members of the trusted domain. In other words, if a user in a trusted domain exists as a member of groups in other domains in the forest, the trusting domain will withdraw those groups' SIDs from the user's access token.
For a newly set up trust between two domains or two forests, the SID Filtering exists activated by default. The filter extracts all foreign SIDs from the user's Access Token while accessing a resource through trust in a trusting domain.
SID filtering enables to control of the sidhistory attribute from being utilized to falsely gain administrative privileges in a trusting forest.
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Verifying, The answer above me is correct
Answer:
Memory.
Explanation:
When someone refers to "space" on a computer or device, they are usually referring to memory, which allows the user to save a file for future use, even after the computer has been turned off.
In Computer science, a memory is a term used to describe the available space or an electronic device that is typically used for the storage of data or any computer related information such as images, videos, texts, music, codes and folders. There are basically two (2) main types of memory;
1. Read only memory (ROM).
2. Random access memory (RAM).
