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😒 How to bypass Windows defender 🖥 ➡️ Randomize memory allocation ➡️ Set memory permissions to PAGE_NOACCESS ➡️ Write shellcode to memory ➡️ Revert memory permissions back to original state (e.g., RWX) ➡️ Create thread and wait for it to finish

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🔟 Bypassing Windows Defender’s Runtime Analysis 🔟 After confirming Windows Defender memory scanning was being triggered by specific APIs, the next question was how can we bypass it? One simple approach would be to avoid the APIs that trigger Windows Defender’s runtime scanner but that would mean manually rewriting Metasploit payloads which is far too much effort. Another option would be to obfuscate the code in memory, either by adding/modifying instructions or dynamically encrypting/decrypting our payload in memory when a scan a detected. But is there another way? Well one thing that works in an attacker’s favour is that the virtual memory space of processes is huge being 2 GB in 32 bits and 128 TB in 64 bits. As such AVs won’t typically scan the whole virtual memory space of a process and instead look for specific page allocations or permissions, for example MEM_PRIVATE or RWX page permissions. Reading through the Microsoft documentation though you’ll see one permission in particular that is quite interesting for us, PAGE_NOACCESS. This “Disables all access to the committed region of pages. An attempt to read from, write to, or execute the committed region results in an access violation.” which is exactly the kind of behaviour we are looking for. And quick tests confirmed that Windows Defender would not scan pages with this permission, awesome we have a potential bypass! To weaponize this we’d just need to dynamically set PAGE_NOACCESS memory permissions whenever a suspicious API was called (as that would trigger a scan) then revert it back once the scan is done. The only tricky bit here is we’d need to add hooks for any suspicious calls to make sure we can set permissions before the scan is triggered. Bringing this all together, we’d need to: Install hooks to detect when a Windows Defender trigger function (CreateProcess) is called When CreateProcess is called the hook is triggered and Meterpreter thread is suspended Set payload memory permissions to PAGE_NOACCESS Wait for scan to finish Set permission back to RWX Resume the thread and continue execution We’ll walk through the code for this in the next section.