The goal of this repository is to provide a simple, harmless way to check your AVβs protection on ransomware.
This tool simulates typical ransomware behaviour, such as:
The ransomware simulator takes no action that actually encrypts pre-existing files on the device, or deletes Volume Shadow Copies. However, any AV products looking for such behaviour should still hopefully trigger.
Each step, as listed above, can also be disabled via a command line flag. This allows you to check responses to later steps as well, even if an AV already detects earlier steps.
Run command:
Run Ransomware Simulator
Usage:
ransomware-simulator run [flags]
Flags:
--dir string [Directory](<https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Directory> "Directory" ) where files that will be encrypted should be staged (default "./encrypted-files")
--disable-file-encryption Don't simulate document encryption
--disable-macro-simulation Don't simulate start from a macro by building the following process chain: winword.exe -> cmd.exe -> ransomware-simulator.exe
--disable-note-drop Don't drop pseudo ransomware note
--disable-shadow-copy-deletion Don't simulate volume shadow copy deletion
-h, --help help for run
--note-location string Ransomware note location (default "C:\\Users\\neo\\Desktop\\ransomware-simulator-note.txt")