Windows Process Investigation in Hindi | Parent-Child Process Analysis | Ethical Hacking EP 63

Welcome to **GlobalTech Infosystems**! In **Episode 63 of the Ethical Hacking Master Course**, we will learn Windows Process Investigation, Parent-Child Process Relationships and Endpoint Behavior Analysis in Hindi. A Windows computer runs many processes simultaneously. Security professionals must understand how processes start, which parent process created them, which user context they run under and whether their behavior matches legitimate business activity. In this detailed practical lesson, you will learn how to investigate processes using authorized Windows tools and synthetic cybersecurity lab evidence. *WHAT YOU WILL LEARN* ✅ What is a Windows process? ✅ PID vs PPID explained in Hindi ✅ Understanding Windows process trees ✅ Identifying parent-child process relationships ✅ Inspecting executable paths and command lines ✅ Understanding user and service account context ✅ Safe PowerShell process inspection ✅ Using Get-Process and Get-CimInstance ✅ Understanding SHA-256 file hashes ✅ Checking digital signatures with Get-AuthenticodeSignature ✅ Windows Security Event ID 4688 ✅ Sysmon Event ID 1 and its configuration requirements ✅ How EDR and endpoint telemetry support investigations ✅ Recognizing unusual process behavior without jumping to conclusions ✅ Correlating process events with authentication and DNS records ✅ Eight practical defensive investigation case studies ✅ Eight hands-on learning exercises ✅ Ten knowledge-check questions with explanations ✅ Writing a professional defensive investigation report *PRACTICAL CASE STUDIES* 1. Normal browser process trees 2. Unexpected parent-child relationships 3. Signed executables in unusual locations 4. Processes running under service accounts 5. PowerShell activity requiring investigation 6. Missing process telemetry 7. Correlating process, authentication and DNS events 8. Preparing a final defensive incident report *WHO SHOULD WATCH?* Beginners learning ethical hacking Cybersecurity students Windows system administrators SOC analysts and aspiring threat hunters IT support professionals Blue-team and defensive security learners *IMPORTANT SECURITY NOTE* All examples are intended for authorized systems, isolated labs and defensive learning. A process name, unusual path, digital signature or isolated event does not independently prove compromise. Always validate evidence, consider legitimate explanations and follow your organization's incident-response procedures. *CONTINUE YOUR LEARNING* Subscribe to *GlobalTech Infosystems* for detailed Hindi tutorials on ethical hacking, Windows security, networking, threat hunting and cybersecurity. Like this video, share it with fellow learners and comment with your questions. *NEXT EPISODE — EPISODE 64* Windows Persistence Indicators: Services, Scheduled Tasks & Startup Locations — Defensive Investigation. #GlobalTechInfosystems #EthicalHacking #WindowsSecurity