BypassAntiVirus is a security-research archive focused on studying how antivirus products detect remote-access payloads and related executable techniques. It contains a long series of articles documenting historical evasion approaches, tool comparisons, implementation experiments, and detection-rate testing. The material examines how changes in packaging, compilation, trusted system components, and execution techniques can affect antivirus visibility. Numerous security tools and research examples are collected alongside the written material. Results were historically compared against multiple antivirus engines to illustrate differences in detection behavior. Because the repository concerns defensive bypass techniques that can be misused, it is most appropriate for authorized red-team research, malware analysis, and defensive detection engineering.
Features
- Antivirus detection-evasion research archive
- Historical tool comparison studies
- Cross-language payload research
- Detection-rate testing and documentation
- Trusted-component abuse research
- Red-team and defensive detection reference material