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currentluid command reads the LUID of the logon session that owns the calling process token. A LUID (Locally Unique Identifier) is a 64-bit value the Windows LSA assigns to every logon session at creation time; it uniquely identifies a session for the lifetime of the system boot. Knowing your current LUID is useful when you want to pass it to another Rubeus command’s /luid parameter to explicitly target your own session, or when you need to record it before spawning a new session with createnetonly.
Usage
The command takes no flags.The LUID is printed in both hexadecimal (
0x4571a2) and decimal (4550050) form. Either representation is accepted by Rubeus commands that take a /luid parameter, such as ptt, purge, dump, triage, klist, and tgssub.