Logon Types
Logon Events provide very specific information regarding the nature of account authorizations on a system. In addition to date, time, username, hostname, and success/failure status of a logon, Logon Events also enable us to determine by exactly what means a logon was attempted.
Event ID 4624
Logon Type
Explanation
2
Logon via console
3
Network Logon
4
Batch Logon
5
Windows Service Logon
7
Credentials used to unlock screen; RDP session reconnect.
8
Network logon sending credentials (cleartext)
9
Different credentials used than logged on user
10
Remote interactive logon (RDP)
11
Cached credentials used to logon
12
Cached remote interactive (similar to Type 10)
13
Cached unlock (similar to Type 7)
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