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The Win32 Anti-Intrusion Library

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Avanguard

The Win32 Anti-Intrusion Library

Avanguard is the Windows anti-injection library written on C++.

πŸ”™πŸ”š Current and in-dev capabilities:

  • [βœ”οΈ] Threads filter (against of CreateRemoteThread)
  • [βœ”οΈ] Modules filter
  • [βœ”οΈ] Memory filter (support of JIT-based languages)
  • [βœ”οΈ] Stacktrace checker
  • [βœ”οΈ] Windows hooks detection
  • [βœ”οΈ] AppInit_DLLs disabler
  • [βœ”οΈ] Memory mapping based injects detection
  • [βœ”οΈ] APC filter
  • [βœ”οΈ] Threads context filter (to prevent a context steal)
  • [❌] HWIDs collector
  • [❌] Java/C#/Delphi bindings and API
  • [❌] Anti-macroses (virtual input blocking)
  • [❌] Anti-debugging techniques
  • [❌] Self-modification support
  • [❌] DACLs-based protection

πŸ“ Dependencies:

  • HookLib - lightweight and convenient hook library written on pure C and NativeAPI
  • Zydis - extremely lightweight disassembler
  • t1ha - the fastest hash ever
  • xorstr - a heavily vectorized C++17 compile-time strings encryptor

πŸ“ How to use:

First of all, clone it with all dependencies:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/HoShiMin/Avanguard.git

All you need is to build the Avanguard.dll and add it to your application's import table.

#include <cstdio>
#include <Windows.h>

#include <AvnApi.h>
#pragma comment(lib, "Avanguard.lib")

int main()
{
    // Using of Avanguard's symbols binds it to your app:
    printf("[i] AvnStub: %p\n", Stub);
    while (true);
}

Or you can add it to import table manually using PE editors like CFF Explorer:

  1. Right click on your exe/dll
  2. Open with CFF Explorer
  3. Import Adder tree entry -> Add -> Choose Avanguard.dll
  4. Choose Stub -> Import by name -> Rebuild import table
  5. Go to Import directory tree entry
  6. Right click on Avanguard.dll -> Move up
  7. Move it on the top of import list (it allows Avanguard.dll to load before of all another dlls)
  8. Press save button (πŸ’Ύ button at the top)
  9. Done! Now put the Avanguard.dll to the same folder as your exe/dll.

πŸ›  Settings:

You can change enabled features in the AvnDefinitions.h file.
If you want to use it with JIT, you MUST enable FEATURE_MEMORY_FILTER to prevent a false detections.

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