Identifying malicious code through reverse engineering:
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| adam_text | Table
of
Contents
Assembly Language
1.0
Introduction
................................................................................................1
1.1
Registers
.....................................................................................................1
1.1.1
General Purpose Register
..................................................................1
1.1.2
FLAGS Register
................................................................................2
1.2 80x86
Instruction Format
............................................................................3
1.2.1
Instruction Prefix
...............................................................................4
1.2.2
Lock and Repeat Prefixes
..................................................................4
1.2.3
Segment Override Prefixes
................................................................4
1.2.4
Opcode
...............................................................................................5
1.3
Instructions
.................................................................................................7
1.3.1
Basic Instructions
...............................................................................7
1.3.2
Floating Point Instruction
.................................................................10
1.4
Stack Setup
...............................................................................................13
1.4.1.
Passing Parameters in
С
to the Procedure
.......................................13
1.4.2
Local Data Space on the Stack
........................................................15
1.5
Calling Conventions
..................................................................................16
1.5.1
cdecl calling convention
..................................................................16
1.5.2
fastcall calling convention
...............................................................17
1.5.3
stdcall calling convention
................................................................17
1.5.4
thiscall
..............................................................................................17
1.6
Data Constructs
........................................................................................17
1.6.1
Global Variables
..............................................................................18
1.6.2
Local Variables
................................................................................18
1.6.3
Registers
..........................................................................................19
1.6.4
Imported Variables
..........................................................................19
1.6.5
Thread Local Storage (TLS)
............................................................20
1.6.6
Executable Data Section
..................................................................20
1.7
Representation of Arithmetic Operations in Assembly
............................21
1.7.1
Multiplication
..................................................................................22
1.7.2
Division
...........................................................................................22
1.7.3
Modulo
.............................................................................................24
1.8
Representation of Data Structure in Assembly
..........................................24
1.8.1
Representation of Array in Assembly
..............................................24
1.8.2
Representation of Linked List in Assembly
....................................25
1.9
Virtual Function Call in Assembly
...........................................................26
1.9.1
Representation of classes in Assembly
............................................27
1.10
Conclusion
........................................................................................28
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Contents
Fundamental of Windows
2.0
Introduction
..............................................................................................29
2.1
Memory Management
..............................................................................29
2.1.1
Virtual Memory Management
.........................................................29
2.1.1.1
Virtual Memory Management in Windows NT
...................32
2.1.1.2
Impact of Hooking
...............................................................33
2.1.2
Segmented Memory Management
...................................................34
2.1.3
Paged Memory Management
...........................................................36
2.2
Kernel Memory and User Memory
..........................................................37
2.2.1
Kernel Memory Space
.....................................................................37
2.2.2
Section Object
...................................................................................38
2.3
Virtual Address Descriptor
.......................................................................39
2.3.1
User Mode Address Space
...............................................................39
2.3.2
Memory Management in Windows
.................................................39
2.3.3
Objects and Handles
........................................................................40
2.3.4
Named Objects
................................................................................40
2.4
Processes and Threads
..............................................................................41
2.4.1
Context Switching
...........................................................................43
2.4.1.1
Context Switches and Mode Switches
..................................43
2.4.2
Synchronization Objects
..................................................................44
2.4.2.1
Critical Section
....................................................................44
2.4.2.2
Mutex
...................................................................................44
2.4.2.3
Semaphore
...........................................................................45
2.4.2.4
Event
....................................................................................45
2.4.2.5
Metered
Section
...................................................................45
2.5
Process Initialization Sequence
.................................................................46
2.5.1
Application Programming Interface
................................................47
2.6
Reversing Windows NT
............................................................................48
2.6.1
ExpEchoPoolCalls
............................................................................49
2.6.2
ObpShowAUocAndFree
..................................................................49
2.6.3
LpcpTraceMessages
........................................................................49
2.6.4
MmDebug
........................................................................................49
2.6.5
NtGlobalFlag
...................................................................................49
2.6.6
SepDumpSD
....................................................................................50
2.6.7
CmLogLevel and CmLogSelect
......................................................50
2.7
Security Features in Vista
.........................................................................50
2.7.1
Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR)
..............................50
2.7.2
Stack Randomization
.......................................................................51
2.7.3
Heap Defenses
.................................................................................52
2.7.4
NX
....................................................................................................54
2.7.5
/GS
...................................................................................................55
2.7.6
Pointer Encoding
.............................................................................56
2.7.7
Cryptographic API in Windows Vista
.............................................58
Table
of
Contents ix
2.7.8 Crypto-Agility .................................................................................59
2.7.9 CryptoAgility in CNG .....................................................................60
2.7.10
Algorithm
Providers ......................................................................62
2.7.11
Random Number
Generator...........................................................63
2.7.12
Hash Functions...............................................................................
64
2.7.13 Symmetrie
Encryption ...................................................................
65
2.7.14 Asymmetrie
Encryption.................................................................
67
2.7.15
Signatures and Verification
...........................................................68
2.8
Conclusion
................................................................................................68
Portable Executable File Format
3.0
Introduction
..............................................................................................69
3.1
PE file Format
...........................................................................................69
3.2
Import Address Table
...............................................................................77
3.3
Executable and Linking Format
...............................................................79
3.3.1
ELF Header
......................................................................................79
3.3.2
The Program Header Table
...............................................................80
3.4
Conclusion
................................................................................................83
Reversing Binaries for Identifying Vulnerabilities
4.0
Introduction
..............................................................................................85
4.1
Stack Overflow
.........................................................................................85
4.1.1
CAN-2002-1
123
Microsoft SQL Server Hello Authentication
Buffer Overflow
..............................................................................88
4.1.2
CAN
-2004-0399
Exim Buffer Overflow
........................................88
4.1.3
Stack Checking
................................................................................90
4.2
Off-by-One Overflow
...............................................................................90
4.2.1
OpenBSD
2.7
FTP Daemon Off-by-One
.........................................93
4.2.3
Non-Executable Memory
.................................................................94
4.3
Heap Overflows
....................................................................................... 94
4.3.1
Heap Based Overflows
....................................................................96
4.4
Integer Overflows
...................................................................................106
4.4.1
Types Integer Overflow
.................................................................108
4.4.2
CAN-2004-0417 CVS Max dotdot Protocol Command
Integer Overflow
...........................................................................111
4.5
Format String
..........................................................................................112
4.5.1.
Format String Vulnerability
..........................................................113
4.5.2
Format String Denial of Service Attack
.........................................115
4.5.3
Format String Vulnerability Reading Attack
.................................115
4.6
SEH Structure Exception Handler
..........................................................116
4.6.1
Exploiting the SEH
........................................................................119
4.7
Writing Exploits General Concepts
.........................................................122
4.7.1
Stack Overflow Exploits
................................................................122
Table
of
Contents
4.7.2
Injection Techniques
......................................................................123
4.7.3
Optimizing the
Injection
Vector ....................................................
123
4.8
The Location
of the Payload
...................................................................123
4.8.1
Direct Jump (Guessing Offsets)
......................................................124
4.8.2
Blind Return
..................................................................................124
4.8.3
Pop Return
......................................................................................124
4.8.4
No Operation Sled
..........................................................................125
4.8.5
Call Register
...................................................................................125
4.8.6
Push Return
....................................................................................126
4.8.7
Calculating Offset
..........................................................................126
4.9
Conclusion
..............................................................................................126
Fundamental of Reverse Engineering
5.0
Introduction
.............................................................................................127
5.1
Anti-Reversing Method
...........................................................................127
5.2.1
Anti
Disassembly
............................................................................128
5.2.1.1
Linear Sweep Disassembler
................................................128
5.2.1.2
Recursive Traversal Disassembler
......................................130
5.2.1.3
Evasion of Disassemble
.....................................................131
5.2.2
Self Modifying Code
.....................................................................135
5.2.3
Virtual Machine Obfuscation
.........................................................139
5.3
Anti
Debugging Techniques
....................................................................140
5.3.1
Breakpoints
.....................................................................................142
5.3.1.1
Software Breakpoint
...........................................................142
5.3.1.2
Hardware Breakpoint
..........................................................143
5.3.1.3
Detecting Hardware Breakpoint
.........................................144
5.4
Virtual Machine Detection
......................................................................145
5.4.1
Checking Fingerprint Inside Memory, File System and Registry
.. 145
5.4.2
Checking System Tables
................................................................145
5.4.3
Checking Processor Instruction Set
...............................................146
5.5
Unpacking
...............................................................................................147
5.5.1
Manual Unpacking of Software
......................................................148
5.5.1.1
Finding an Original Entry Point of an Executable
..............148
5.5.1.2
Taking Memory Dump
.......................................................154
5.5.1.3
Import Table Reconstruction
..............................................156
5.5.1.4
Import Redirection and Code emulation
............................162
5.6
Conclusion
...............................................................................................166
Appendix
.....................................................................................................168
Index
............................................................................................................187
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| isbn | 9780387098241 9780387894683 |
| language | English |
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| physical | X, 188 S. Ill., graph. Darst. |
| publishDate | 2009 |
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| publishDateSort | 2009 |
| publisher | Springer |
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| series | Advances in information security |
| series2 | Advances in information security |
| spelling | Identifying malicious code through reverse engineering ed. by Abhishek Singh. With contrib. by Baibhav Singh New York, NY Springer 2009 X, 188 S. Ill., graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Advances in information security 44 Computer viruses Reverse engineering Software protection Filterschaltung (DE-588)4113559-3 gnd rswk-swf Sicherheitsanalyse (DE-588)4684292-5 gnd rswk-swf Software (DE-588)4055382-6 gnd rswk-swf Netzwerktheorie (DE-588)4171531-7 gnd rswk-swf Operationsverstärker (DE-588)4043590-8 gnd rswk-swf Analogschaltung (DE-588)4122796-7 gnd rswk-swf Reverse Engineering (DE-588)4391935-2 gnd rswk-swf Verstärker (DE-588)4063236-2 gnd rswk-swf Software (DE-588)4055382-6 s Reverse Engineering (DE-588)4391935-2 s Sicherheitsanalyse (DE-588)4684292-5 s DE-604 Analogschaltung (DE-588)4122796-7 s Operationsverstärker (DE-588)4043590-8 s Netzwerktheorie (DE-588)4171531-7 s Verstärker (DE-588)4063236-2 s Filterschaltung (DE-588)4113559-3 s Singh, Abhishek edt Singh, Baibhav Sonstige oth Advances in information security 44 (DE-604)BV014168308 44 Digitalisierung UB Bayreuth application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=017140552&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Identifying malicious code through reverse engineering Advances in information security Computer viruses Reverse engineering Software protection Filterschaltung (DE-588)4113559-3 gnd Sicherheitsanalyse (DE-588)4684292-5 gnd Software (DE-588)4055382-6 gnd Netzwerktheorie (DE-588)4171531-7 gnd Operationsverstärker (DE-588)4043590-8 gnd Analogschaltung (DE-588)4122796-7 gnd Reverse Engineering (DE-588)4391935-2 gnd Verstärker (DE-588)4063236-2 gnd |
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| title | Identifying malicious code through reverse engineering |
| title_auth | Identifying malicious code through reverse engineering |
| title_exact_search | Identifying malicious code through reverse engineering |
| title_full | Identifying malicious code through reverse engineering ed. by Abhishek Singh. With contrib. by Baibhav Singh |
| title_fullStr | Identifying malicious code through reverse engineering ed. by Abhishek Singh. With contrib. by Baibhav Singh |
| title_full_unstemmed | Identifying malicious code through reverse engineering ed. by Abhishek Singh. With contrib. by Baibhav Singh |
| title_short | Identifying malicious code through reverse engineering |
| title_sort | identifying malicious code through reverse engineering |
| topic | Computer viruses Reverse engineering Software protection Filterschaltung (DE-588)4113559-3 gnd Sicherheitsanalyse (DE-588)4684292-5 gnd Software (DE-588)4055382-6 gnd Netzwerktheorie (DE-588)4171531-7 gnd Operationsverstärker (DE-588)4043590-8 gnd Analogschaltung (DE-588)4122796-7 gnd Reverse Engineering (DE-588)4391935-2 gnd Verstärker (DE-588)4063236-2 gnd |
| topic_facet | Computer viruses Reverse engineering Software protection Filterschaltung Sicherheitsanalyse Software Netzwerktheorie Operationsverstärker Analogschaltung Reverse Engineering Verstärker |
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