new: EDRChoker QoS ThrottleRate Set by WMI#6062
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Add detection for EDRChoker QoS throttle rate via WMI
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Added low rate selection clause inspired by PR SigmaHQ#6063
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Summary of the Pull Request
This pull request adds a new experimental rule to detect indications of EDR telemetry suppression via Policy-based Quality of Service (QoS) throttling.
Recently popularized by the EDRChoker tool, this technique leverages WMI to create persistent QoS policies that restrict an EDR agent's outbound bandwidth (e.g., down to 8 bits per second). This causes TLS handshake timeouts and silently severs the agent's connectivity to its management server without triggering standard Windows Filtering Platform (WFP) or firewall tampering alerts. The rule detects this by monitoring registry events for the creation of
ThrottleRateunder\QoS\by the WMI provider service (wmiprvse.exe).Changelog
new: QoS ThrottleRate Set by WMIExample Log Event
Event ID 13 - Registry Value Set
Event ID 1 - Process Creation
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