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Is it possible to output complete information about the process (descriptors, call paths, etc.) by saving it to a log file in Python?
Good day to all. Faced with a problem, due to the fall of the service in MS Office, the "fix" error crashes. You need to track all the paths of access to the service process descriptors. It didn't work manually, auditing the entire C drive and the registry shows nothing. There is an idea to use a program for automated collection of information in non-stop mode and entering it into a kind of log. The strangest thing is that if the "network service" account is added to the workstation administrators, there seems to be no problem, but then there is already a threat to the system's security, because. it is quite clear from this that everything that is launched on behalf of the network service can behave like "at home". Therefore, if you completely trace all the paths of the service call and give them permissions, the problem should dry up in the bud, in my opinion.
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