Yes, whoami /priv will only work for privileges, not rights, because it works by examining the current user token. Rights are only used at logon time, so there's no need for them to be kept in the token.

If the administrator is logged on using a normal user account, the virus will have access only to the administrator's data and will not be able to install malicious software. By using the least privileges …

The Administration - Users and Privileges tab provides a list of all users and privileges that relate to an active MySQL server instance. From this tab, you can add and manage user accounts, adjust …

Once a user enters the correct password, they will have access to the password-protected category. WooCommerce for Logged-in Users plugin: This plugin allows you to control who can access your …

Additional resources Training Module Secure Windows Server user accounts - Training Protect your Active Directory environment by securing user accounts to least privilege and placing them in the …

Note that the privileges apply only to the local computer; a domain account can have different privileges on different computers. When the user tries to perform a privileged operation, the system checks the …