Exploring remote EDR capabilities without traditional agents, the author demonstrates how to utilize Performance Logs and Alerts APIs for stealthy monitoring of security events on target systems. This method allows both offensive and defensive teams to enhance their visibility while avoiding the complexities of agent deployment.

A C tool called EnumEDR is designed to enumerate endpoint detection and response (EDR) systems by checking active processes and drivers on a system. It currently identifies several EDRs, including Microsoft Defender and Elastic EDR, and allows for easy addition of new EDRs through a defined structure. The tool provides command-line options to list processes, drivers, or specifically EDRs in use.

The article appears to focus on advanced techniques for attacking endpoint detection and response (EDR) systems, specifically through fuzzing, scanning, and emulation strategies. It likely discusses vulnerabilities in these security measures and how to exploit them effectively. However, the content seems to be corrupted or unreadable in its current form.