TiEtwAgent project was created to research, build and test different memory injection detection use cases and bypass techniques. The agent utilizes Microsoft-Windows-Threat-Intelligence event tracing provider, as a more modern and stable alternative to Userland-hooking, with the benefit of Kernel-mode visibility.
The project depends on the microsoft/krabsetw library for ETS setup and consumption.
An accompanying blog post can be found here: https://blog.redbluepurple.io/windows-security-research/kernel-tracing-injection-detection
Adding New Detections
Detection functions can be easily added in DetectionLogic.cpp
, and called from detect_event(GenericEvent evt)
for any source event type. Support for new event fields can be easily added by appending their name to the map in GenericEvent
class declaration.
Setup Instructions
Assuming you do not have a Microsoft-trusted signing certificate:
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