A PowerShell script that attempts to help malware analysts hide their VMware Windows VM’s from malware that may be trying to evade analysis. Guaranteed to bring down your pafish ratings by at least a few points.
The script accomplishes this by doing the following:
Note: This script will not cover ALL VM detection techniques! There are a lot of ways to detect a VM, and many of these cannot be fixed with a simple Powershell script. For example, techniques such as RDTSC and timing detection are not covered, neither is CPUID detection.
Tested on Windows 7 and Windows 10 – Probably works on Windows XP as well.
Spot any bugs? Let me know!
For this script to work, you must execute with System privileges! Administrator privs is usually not enough!
Here is how to do this (using Process Hacker):
This will spawn a System shell. Now execute the script as normal:
Usage examples:
Make registry changes, remove VMware files, and kill VMware processes:
Just make registry modificaitons:
Just remove VMware files:
Just kill VMware processes:
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