@burnout426 yes

@burnout426 well i discovered you can generate the event yourself by accessing a password in your password manager - i.e. when you do the fingerprint logon to access password manager, then look for the most recent 4624 event...
Sorry, this about 4624 logon event, type 2, not 4326...
if you create a custom view against the security log that only contians 4624 events, it will be easier to find...
Didn't want to send the screen shot because of personal computer info involved...

@burnout426 yea, you are right, just tried similar of password manager in chrome and got a 4624 with Chrome as the process name....
Maybe i worry for nothing...

@burnout426 yea, you are right, just tried similar of password manager in chrome and got a 4624 with Chrome as the process name....
Maybe i worry for nothing...

@burnout426 so what activity would you do in say chrome to generate a similar event?

@burnout426 well i discovered you can generate the event yourself by accessing a password in your password manager - i.e. when you do the fingerprint logon to access password manager, then look for the most recent 4624 event...
Sorry, this about 4624 logon event, type 2, not 4326...
if you create a custom view against the security log that only contians 4624 events, it will be easier to find...
Didn't want to send the screen shot because of personal computer info involved...

@burnout426 yes

@gnomic999 its random and doesn't seem to be coincident with starting opera

anyone else notice 4326 logon events (type 2) in their windows Security log where the Process Name is opera.exe ?

This seems awful strange. Any reason why opera would do this?