Which PsLoggedOn parameter helps retrieve the details of locally logged-in users?

The parameter that retrieves the details of locally logged-in users when using PsLoggedOn is indeed the one that specifies that you are interested in local sessions. When you use the -l parameter, PsLoggedOn provides a list of users who are currently logged on to the local machine, allowing you to see not just the usernames but also the session IDs and other session-specific details. This information is critical in digital forensics or incident response scenarios where understanding who has accessed a system can aid in investigations.

In the context of forensic analysis, knowing which users are currently logged on locally can assist in identifying possible unauthorized access or malicious user activity on the system. Each logged-on user's presence might have relevance in terms of system usage patterns, and can help investigators in correlating events tied to specific users.

The other parameters available in PsLoggedOn serve different purposes. For instance, some may focus on remote connections or system details, which do not provide insights into local user sessions. Understanding the specific functions of each parameter can help forensic investigators effectively utilize tools like PsLoggedOn to gather relevant information during an analysis.