# Process

The `Process` command empowers you to gain visibility into the running processes on the target system. It offers a comprehensive list of active processes, providing essential insights into each process's details and attributes.

Processes are presented in a sorted format, primarily based on ProcessName and Username. This arrangement allows you to quickly identify and analyze the processes currently executing on the target system. 

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Additionally, at the bottom of the process list, you will always find valuable information about the current process your shell is running as, including details about the associated [SessionID](https://leo4j.gitbook.io/amnesiac/beware/sessionid-0).

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One notable aspect of the Process command is its ability to display the user to whom each listed process belongs. However, this user information is accessible only when you run the command with local administrator privileges.