"Microsoft has released an open-source cyberattack simulator that allows security researchers and data scientists to create simulated network environments and see how they fare against AI-controlled cyber agents. This simulator is being released as an open-source project named 'CyberBattleSim' built using a Python-based Open AI Gym interface. The Microsoft 365 Defender Research team created CyberBattleSim to model how a threat actor spreads laterally through a network after its initial compromise..." https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ne...a-cyberattack-simulator-shall-we-play-a-game/
Too bad that they don't release such simulators for consumer PC's anymore, you know like Matousec back in the days. It's always fun to test behavior blocking capabilities.
