That's not even necessary. Remember who is the father of Sysinternals. He always did what he wanted, discovered "undocumented" structures in Windows that Microsoft didn't want to be public, without any kind of censorship.

Now guesss what the first thing was which Microsoft did after taking over Sysinternals. They removed all source code and all articles. Now all undocumented structures and features are undocumented again.

How do you call this?

And you can be 100% sure that Sysinternals will never ever again publish anything which Microsoft doesn't like.

Even more, it can very likely happen that in two or three years Microsoft drops Sysinternals completely, releases something called "WindowsOverviewer" which replaces the task manager, shows you some "running software" Microsoft wants you to see as well as your internet speed and contains some note hidden behind 23 flashing, rotating, 92.891% transparent, DirectX 12 accelerated windows called "portions copyright 19??-2006 Sysinternals". (of course also using Pixel Shader 5.0 and Ultra-HDCP v3 )