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MostShittyEDR
The World's Most Intentionally Terrible EDR — an educational platform for understanding EDR detection and evasion techniques.
42
Challenges
11
Categories
42
Solutions
Challenge Categories
Process Name Evasion
Bypass the static process name blacklist through renaming, case tricks, and using unlisted tools.
4 Challenges
Easy
Command Line Obfuscation
Evade keyword detection using carets, environment variables, encoding, and discovering dead rules.
5 Challenges
Easy - Medium
Process Monitoring Bypass
Exploit polling intervals, pre-existing processes, living-off-the-land, and LSASS dump evasion.
5 Challenges
Easy - Medium
Execution Evasion
Alternative PowerShell hosts, privilege escalation, WoW64 tricks, and Unicode abuse.
4 Challenges
Medium - Hard
Advanced Bypass
Parent PID spoofing and discovering that hash-based detection is pure security theater.
2 Challenges
Easy - Hard
API Hook Evasion
Bypass static import analysis using dynamic resolution, DLL proxying, direct syscalls, and ntdll unhooking. Uses real EDR hook profiles.
4 Challenges
Medium - Hard
ETW Bypass
Blind the EDR's ETW telemetry via session killing, EtwEventWrite patching, provider manipulation, and patchless hardware breakpoint hooks.
4 Challenges
Easy - Hard
Signature Bypass
Evade SHA256 hash-based detection via byte patching, signature file enumeration, process hollowing, and recompilation.
4 Challenges
Easy - Hard
Packer & PE Evasion
Evade PE structure analysis via UPX section renaming, custom packers, Astral-PE header obfuscation, and runtime unpacking.
4 Challenges
Medium - Hard
BYOVD / Kernel Attacks
Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver — kill the EDR, remove kernel callbacks, and blind ETW-TI using signed drivers with kernel R/W primitives.
3 Challenges
Hard
IOCTL Abuse
Weaponize the EDR's own unprotected driver device — kill the agent, poison block rules, or steal the event channel. No external driver needed.
3 Challenges
Medium
Getting Started
New here? Browse all 42 challenges, pick your difficulty, and start bypassing.
Guide
How It Works
The MostShittyEDR agent implements 9 detection rules with intentional weaknesses:
| Rule | Method | Action | Exploitable? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Process Name Blacklist (12 names) | BLOCKS | Yes |
| 2 | Command Line Keywords (substring) | BLOCKS | Yes |
| 3 | Reconnaissance Detection | discard |
Yes |
| 4 | LSASS Dump Detection (dual condition) | BLOCKS | Yes |
| 5 | PowerShell Analysis (flags) | BLOCKS | Yes |
| 6 | Hash-Based Detection (SHA256, --signatures) |
BLOCKS | Yes |
| 7 | Hooked API Import Detection | ALERTS | Yes |
| 8 | ETW Integrity Check | BLOCKS | Yes |
| 9 | PE Structure Analysis (packer/header) | ALERTS | Yes |
Note: This is NOT production security software. It is an educational tool designed for understanding EDR evasion techniques in a safe, controlled environment.
Quick Start
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/BenjiTrapp/MostShittyEDR.git
# Build the EDR agent
make build
# Run in safe mode (detect only, no kills)
.\edr_agent.exe --verbose --no-kill
# Run with kernel driver (requires loaded driver + admin)
.\edr_agent.exe --driver --verbose
Browse the [Challenges]({{ '/challenges/' | relative_url }}) to begin, or check the MostShittyAV companion lab for AMSI bypass challenges.
Further Reading
Deep-dive blog posts on EDR internals, bypass techniques, and defensive telemetry:
EDR Deep Dive
Understanding and Attacking EDRs
How malware detection works, EDR internals, API/kernel hooking, and attack strategies against EDR solutions.
Detection
Hunting the Watchers: Detecting EDR Hooks
Techniques to detect and identify EDR hooks in user-mode DLLs, including syscall stub analysis.
Roadmap
EDR Bypass Roadmap
A structured path through EDR bypass techniques, from basic evasion to advanced kernel-level attacks.
Syscalls
Hell's Gate, Heaven's Gate & Tartarus Gate
Direct and indirect syscall techniques to bypass user-mode EDR hooks entirely.
BYOVD
BYOVD & IOCTL EDR Killer
Using vulnerable signed drivers to kill EDR agents from kernel level via IOCTL-based process termination and callback removal.
Telemetry
ETW-TI Deep Dive
Understanding Event Tracing for Windows Threat Intelligence — the kernel-level telemetry that feeds modern EDRs.
Offense
Breaking ETW and EDR
Offensive techniques to blind EDR telemetry by tampering with ETW providers and consumers.
Related Projects
- MostShittyAV — The companion AMSI bypass lab (43 challenges)