SeDebugPrivilege is a powerful Windows security permission that allows a user or process to debug and manipulate other processes, including those running under different user accounts. This privilege is typically reserved for administrators and is essential for debugging applications. However, it can be exploited by attackers to gain elevated access, bypass security controls, or inject malicious code into system processes. Because of its potential for abuse, SeDebugPrivilege is closely monitored in secure environments and should be granted only when absolutely necessary. Its misuse is a common technique in advanced persistent threats and privilege escalation attacks.