Class 1 Lab 2 ‐ Btpassing an Antivirus Application - Justin-Boyd/CIT-Class GitHub Wiki
Task 1: Windows Installation
Step 1
- 1 Use the Windows 10 Installation Guide to install a new Windows 10 VM with guest additions.
Step 2
- Press the Windows key + R, enter gpedit.msc, and click OK to open the local group policy editor.
Step 3
- Navigate to Computer Configuration → Administrative Templates → Windows Components → Windows Update.
Step 4
- Double-click Configure Automatic Updates.
Step 5
- Set the Disabled option, click Apply, and then click OK.
Step 6
- Close the remaining windows
Task 2: File Identification
Step 1
- Click the Windows icon, search for Windows Security, and open it.
Step 2
- Click on Virus & threat protection, and then go to Manage settings.
Step 3
- Turn off Real-time protection and Cloud-delivered protection.
Step 4
- Click the back arrow and verify that Windows Security is turned off
Step 5
- Copy the file ChromeSetup.exe to your Windows 10 VM, and double-click it to start Chrome browser installation
Step 6
- Click Yes to allow the installation to begin.
Step 7
Step 8
- Scroll down and download the eicar_com.zip file by clicking it
Step 9
Step 10
- Navigate to Downloads, select eicar_com.zip, and click Open.
Step 11
- Note that almost all the engines flag the file as malicious.
Task 3: Detection Evasion
Step 1
- Copy to your Windows 10 VM the provided winrar installation file (winrar-x64-591.exe) and double-click it.
Step 2
- Click Yes to allow the installation to begin.
Step 3
- Use the default path for installation and click Install.
Step 4
- Leave the selected options as is, and click OK.
Step 5
- Click Done to finish the installation, and close the folder that appears
Step 6
- Open the Downloads directory, right-click eicar_com, and select Extract Here to extract it.
Step 7
- Right-click the eicar file and select Add to archive.
Step 8
Step 9
- Use your name as the password, click OK, and then click OK again in the previous window to complete the compression.
Step 10
Step 11
- Click Confirm upload and note that none of the engines marked the file as malicious.