Details of the event with ID 4882 of the source Microsoft-Windows-Security-Auditing

Event Source:Microsoft Windows Security Auditing
Event ID:4882 (0x1312)
Event log:Security
Event type:Information
Event text (English):The security permissions for Certificate Services changed. %1
Event text (German):The security authorizations for the certificate services have been changed. %1

Parameter

The parameters contained in the event text are filled with the following fields:

  • %1: SecuritySettings (win:UnicodeString)
  • %2: SubjectUserSid (win:SID)
  • %3: SubjectUserName (win:UnicodeString)
  • %4: SubjectDomainName (win:UnicodeString)
  • %5: SubjectLogonId (win:HexInt64)

In contrast to operational events, which are often understood under the term "monitoring", auditing for the certification authority is the configuration of logging of security-relevant events.

Description

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No description has been written for this yet.

Safety assessment

The security assessment is based on the three dimensions of confidentiality, integrity and availability.

It is rather unlikely that an attacker will change the registry. As the attacker must already have administrative rights, there would be easier ways to cause further damage. A configuration change is more likely, but this should have been registered in advance.

Microsoft rating

Microsoft evaluates this event in the Securing Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Whitepaper with a severity rating of "Severe".

The reasoning behind this is:

May indicate an attacker granting permissions for other accounts to enroll.

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