void show_results() {
trace->mesg("CrcTable results: the following table entries were read by the specimen:");
for (size_t i=0; i<seen.size(); i++) {
if (seen[i]>0)
trace->mesg("CrcTable results: entry #%zu read %zu time%s", i, seen[i], 1==seen[i]?"":"s");
}
}
virtual bool operator()(bool enabled, const Args &args) /*overrides*/ {
if (enabled) {
if (!triggered && args.insn->get_address()==when) {
triggered = true;
initialize_state(args.thread);
}
SgAsmX86Instruction *insn = isSgAsmX86Instruction(args.insn);
if (triggered && insn) {
RTS_Message *m = args.thread->tracing(TRACE_MISC);
m->mesg("%s: %s", name, unparseInstructionWithAddress(insn).c_str());
policy.get_state().registers.ip = SymbolicSemantics::ValueType<32>(insn->get_address());
semantics.processInstruction(insn);
rose::BinaryAnalysis::SMTSolver::Stats smt_stats = yices.get_stats();
m->mesg("%s: mem-cell list size: %zu elements\n", name, policy.get_state().memory.cell_list.size());
m->mesg("%s: SMT stats: ncalls=%zu, input=%zu bytes, output=%zu bytes\n",
name, smt_stats.ncalls, smt_stats.input_size, smt_stats.output_size);
yices.reset_stats();
#if 0
std::ostringstream ss; ss <<policy;
m->mesg("%s", ss.str().c_str());
#endif
}
}
return enabled;
}
virtual bool operator()(bool enabled, const Args &args) {
if (enabled && !triggered && args.insn->get_address()==when) {
triggered = true;
RTS_Message *m = args.thread->tracing(TRACE_MISC);
m->mesg("MemoryTransactionTester: triggered\n");
RSIM_Process *proc = args.thread->get_process();
proc->mem_showmap(m, "before starting transaction:\n");
proc->mem_transaction_start("MemoryTransactionTester");
proc->mem_showmap(m, "after starting transaction:\n");
}
return enabled;
}
virtual bool operator()(bool enabled, const Args &args) {
if (enabled && args.insn->get_address()==trigger_va) {
args.thread->get_process()->get_simulator()->deactivate();
RTS_Message *m = args.thread->tracing(TRACE_MISC);
m->mesg("disassembly triggered; disassembling now...\n");
SgAsmBlock *gblk = args.thread->get_process()->disassemble(false); // full disassembly with partitioning
AsmUnparser unparser;
unparser.set_organization(org);
unparser.unparse(std::cout, gblk);
throw this; // to terminate specimen
}
return enabled;
}
virtual bool operator()(bool enabled, const Args &args) /*overrides*/ {
if (enabled) {
if (!triggered && args.insn->get_address()==when) {
triggered = true;
initialize_register_intervals(args.thread);
}
SgAsmX86Instruction *insn = isSgAsmX86Instruction(args.insn);
if (triggered && insn) {
RTS_Message *m = args.thread->tracing(TRACE_MISC);
m->mesg("%s: %s", name, unparseInstructionWithAddress(insn).c_str());
semantics.processInstruction(insn);
std::ostringstream ss; ss <<policy;
m->mesg("%s", ss.str().c_str());
}
}
return enabled;
}
virtual bool operator()(bool enabled, const Args &args) {
// Trigger only if we're reading a table entry
if (enabled && args.how==MemoryMap::READABLE && 4==args.nbytes &&
args.va>=table_va && args.va<table_va+sizeof(table) && 0==(args.va-table_va)%4) {
size_t idx = (args.va-table_va)/4;
trace->mesg("CrcTable: read entry %zu = 0x%08"PRIx32, idx, table[idx]);
seen[idx] += 1;
memcpy(args.buffer, table+idx, 4);
args.nbytes_xfer = 4;
enabled = false;
}
return enabled;
}
/** Main driving function for clone detection. This is the class that chooses inputs, runs each function, and looks at the
* outputs to decide how to partition the functions. It does this repeatedly in order to build a PartitionForest. The
* analyze() method is the main entry point. */
class CloneDetector {
protected:
static const char *name; /**< For --debug output. */
RSIM_Thread *thread; /**< Thread where analysis is running. */
PartitionForest partition; /**< Partitioning of functions into similarity sets. */
enum { MAX_ITERATIONS = 10 }; /**< Maximum number of times we run the functions; max number of input sets. */
enum { MAX_SIMSET_SIZE = 3 }; /**< Any similarity set containing more than this many functions will be partitioned. */
public:
CloneDetector(RSIM_Thread *thread): thread(thread) {}
// Allocate a page of memory in the process address space.
rose_addr_t allocate_page(rose_addr_t hint=0) {
RSIM_Process *proc = thread->get_process();
rose_addr_t addr = proc->mem_map(hint, 4096, MemoryMap::MM_PROT_RW, MAP_ANONYMOUS, 0, -1);
assert((int64_t)addr>=0 || (int64_t)addr<-256); // disallow error numbers
return addr;
}
// Obtain a memory map for disassembly
MemoryMap *disassembly_map(RSIM_Process *proc) {
MemoryMap *map = new MemoryMap(proc->get_memory(), MemoryMap::COPY_SHALLOW);
map->prune(MemoryMap::MM_PROT_READ); // don't let the disassembler read unreadable memory, else it will segfault
// Removes execute permission for any segment whose debug name does not contain the name of the executable. When
// comparing two different executables for clones, we probably don't need to compare code that came from dynamically
// linked libraries since they will be identical in both executables.
struct Pruner: MemoryMap::Visitor {
std::string exename;
Pruner(const std::string &exename): exename(exename) {}
virtual bool operator()(const MemoryMap*, const Extent&, const MemoryMap::Segment &segment_) {
MemoryMap::Segment *segment = const_cast<MemoryMap::Segment*>(&segment_);
if (segment->get_name().find(exename)==std::string::npos) {
unsigned p = segment->get_mapperms();
p &= ~MemoryMap::MM_PROT_EXEC;
segment->set_mapperms(p);
}
return true;
}
} pruner(proc->get_exename());
map->traverse(pruner);
return map;
}
// Get all the functions defined for this process image. We do this by disassembling the entire process executable memory
// and using CFG analysis to figure out where the functions are located.
Functions find_functions(RTS_Message *m, RSIM_Process *proc) {
m->mesg("%s triggered; disassembling entire specimen image...\n", name);
MemoryMap *map = disassembly_map(proc);
std::ostringstream ss;
map->dump(ss, " ");
m->mesg("%s: using this memory map for disassembly:\n%s", name, ss.str().c_str());
SgAsmBlock *gblk = proc->disassemble(false/*take no shortcuts*/, map);
delete map; map=NULL;
std::vector<SgAsmFunction*> functions = SageInterface::querySubTree<SgAsmFunction>(gblk);
#if 0 /*DEBUGGING [Robb P. Matzke 2013-02-12]*/
// Prune the function list to contain only what we want.
for (std::vector<SgAsmFunction*>::iterator fi=functions.begin(); fi!=functions.end(); ++fi) {
if ((*fi)->get_name().compare("_Z1fRi")!=0)
*fi = NULL;
}
functions.erase(std::remove(functions.begin(), functions.end(), (SgAsmFunction*)NULL), functions.end());
#endif
return Functions(functions.begin(), functions.end());
}
// Perform a pointer-detection analysis on each function. We'll need the results in order to determine whether a function
// input should consume a pointer or a non-pointer from the input value set.
typedef std::map<SgAsmFunction*, CloneDetection::PointerDetector> PointerDetectors;
PointerDetectors detect_pointers(RTS_Message *m, RSIM_Thread *thread, const Functions &functions) {
// Choose an SMT solver. This is completely optional. Pointer detection still seems to work fairly well (and much,
// much faster) without an SMT solver.
SMTSolver *solver = NULL;
#if 0 // optional code
if (YicesSolver::available_linkage())
solver = new YicesSolver;
#endif
PointerDetectors retval;
CloneDetection::InstructionProvidor *insn_providor = new CloneDetection::InstructionProvidor(thread->get_process());
for (Functions::iterator fi=functions.begin(); fi!=functions.end(); ++fi) {
m->mesg("%s: performing pointer detection analysis for \"%s\" at 0x%08"PRIx64,
name, (*fi)->get_name().c_str(), (*fi)->get_entry_va());
CloneDetection::PointerDetector pd(insn_providor, solver);
pd.initial_state().registers.gpr[x86_gpr_sp] = SYMBOLIC_VALUE<32>(thread->policy.INITIAL_STACK);
pd.initial_state().registers.gpr[x86_gpr_bp] = SYMBOLIC_VALUE<32>(thread->policy.INITIAL_STACK);
//pd.set_debug(stderr);
pd.analyze(*fi);
retval.insert(std::make_pair(*fi, pd));
#if 1 /*DEBUGGING [Robb P. Matzke 2013-01-24]*/
if (m->get_file()) {
const CloneDetection::PointerDetector::Pointers plist = pd.get_pointers();
for (CloneDetection::PointerDetector::Pointers::const_iterator pi=plist.begin(); pi!=plist.end(); ++pi) {
std::ostringstream ss;
if (pi->type & BinaryAnalysis::PointerAnalysis::DATA_PTR)
ss <<"data ";
if (pi->type & BinaryAnalysis::PointerAnalysis::CODE_PTR)
ss <<"code ";
ss <<"pointer at " <<pi->address;
m->mesg(" %s", ss.str().c_str());
}
}
#endif
}
return retval;
}
// Randomly choose a set of input values. The set will consist of the specified number of non-pointers and pointers. The
// non-pointer values are chosen randomly, but limited to a certain range. The pointers are chosen randomly to be null or
// non-null and the non-null values each have one page allocated via simulated mmap() (i.e., the non-null values themselves
// are not actually random).
InputValues choose_inputs(size_t nintegers, size_t npointers) {
static unsigned integer_modulus = 256; // arbitrary;
static unsigned nonnull_denom = 3; // probability of a non-null pointer is 1/N
CloneDetection::InputValues inputs;
for (size_t i=0; i<nintegers; ++i)
inputs.add_integer(rand() % integer_modulus);
for (size_t i=0; i<npointers; ++i)
inputs.add_pointer(rand()%nonnull_denom ? 0 : allocate_page());
return inputs;
}
// Run a single function, look at its outputs, and insert it into the correct place in the PartitionForest
void insert_function(SgAsmFunction *func, InputValues &inputs, CloneDetection::PointerDetector &pointers,
PartitionForest &partition, PartitionForest::Vertex *parent) {
CloneDetection::Outputs<RSIM_SEMANTICS_VTYPE> *outputs = fuzz_test(func, inputs, pointers);
OutputValues concrete_outputs = outputs->get_values();
partition.insert(func, concrete_outputs, parent);
}
// Analyze a single function by running it with the specified inputs and collecting its outputs. */
CloneDetection::Outputs<RSIM_SEMANTICS_VTYPE> *fuzz_test(SgAsmFunction *function, CloneDetection::InputValues &inputs,
const CloneDetection::PointerDetector &pointers) {
RSIM_Process *proc = thread->get_process();
RTS_Message *m = thread->tracing(TRACE_MISC);
m->mesg("==========================================================================================");
m->mesg("%s: fuzz testing function \"%s\" at 0x%08"PRIx64, name, function->get_name().c_str(), function->get_entry_va());
// Not sure if saving/restoring memory state is necessary. I don't thing machine memory is adjusted by the semantic
// policy's writeMemory() or readMemory() operations after the policy is triggered to enable our analysis. But it
// shouldn't hurt to save/restore anyway, and it's fast. [Robb Matzke 2013-01-14]
proc->mem_transaction_start(name);
pt_regs_32 saved_regs = thread->get_regs();
// Trigger the analysis, resetting it to start executing the specified function using the input values and pointer
// variable addresses we selected previously.
thread->policy.trigger(function->get_entry_va(), &inputs, &pointers);
// "Run" the function using our semantic policy. The function will not "run" in the normal sense since: since our
// policy has been triggered, memory access, function calls, system calls, etc. will all operate differently. See
// CloneDetectionSemantics.h and CloneDetectionTpl.h for details.
try {
thread->main();
} catch (const Disassembler::Exception &e) {
// Probably due to the analyzed function's RET instruction, but could be from other things as well. In any case, we
// stop analyzing the function when this happens.
m->mesg("%s: function disassembly failed at 0x%08"PRIx64": %s", name, e.ip, e.mesg.c_str());
} catch (const CloneDetection::InsnLimitException &e) {
// The analysis might be in an infinite loop, such as when analyzing "void f() { while(1); }"
m->mesg("%s: %s", name, e.mesg.c_str());
} catch (const RSIM_Semantics::InnerPolicy<>::Halt &e) {
// The x86 HLT instruction appears in some functions (like _start) as a failsafe to terminate a process. We need
// to intercept it and terminate only the function analysis.
m->mesg("%s: function executed HLT instruction at 0x%08"PRIx64, name, e.ip);
}
// Gather the function's outputs before restoring machine state.
bool verbose = true;
CloneDetection::Outputs<RSIM_SEMANTICS_VTYPE> *outputs = thread->policy.get_outputs(verbose);
thread->init_regs(saved_regs);
proc->mem_transaction_rollback(name);
return outputs;
}
// The actual analysis, triggered when we reach the specified execution address...
virtual bool operator()(bool enabled, const Args &args) {
using namespace rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics;
if (enabled && args.insn->get_address()==trigger_addr) {
RTS_Message *trace = args.thread->tracing(TRACE_MISC);
trace->mesg("Analysis triggered: analyzing function at 0x%08"PRIx64, analysis_addr);
// An SMT solver is necessary for this example to work correctly. ROSE uses the SMT solver to try to figure out
// when memory address expressions might be aliases. Since we're initializing some memory (the function argument)
// using an address expression that we build here, ROSE needs to be able to figure out when the program also tries
// to access the same memory but using an address expression that is generated by the analysis itself. ROSE should
// have been configured with "--with-yices=/full/path/to/yices/installation". If not, you'll get a failed
// assertion when ROSE tries to use the solver.
rose::BinaryAnalysis::YicesSolver smt_solver;
smt_solver.set_linkage(rose::BinaryAnalysis::YicesSolver::LM_EXECUTABLE);
//smt_solver.set_debug(stdout);
// We deactive the simulator while we're doing this analysis. If the simulator remains activated, then the SIGCHLD
// that are generated from running the Yices executable will be sent to the specimen. That probably wouldn't cause
// problems for the specimen, but the messages are anoying.
args.thread->get_process()->get_simulator()->deactivate();
// Create the policy that holds the analysis state which is modified by each instruction. Then plug the policy
// into the X86InstructionSemantics to which we'll feed each instruction.
SymbolicSemantics::Policy<SymbolicSemantics::State, SymbolicSemantics::ValueType> policy(&smt_solver);
X86InstructionSemantics<SymbolicSemantics::Policy<SymbolicSemantics::State, SymbolicSemantics::ValueType>,
SymbolicSemantics::ValueType> semantics(policy);
// The top of the stack contains the (unknown) return address. The value above that (in memory) is the address of
// the buffer, to which we give a concrete value, and above that is the size of the buffer, which we also give a
// concrete value). The contents of the buffer are unknown. Process memory is maintained by the policy we created
// above, so none of these memory writes are actually affecting the specimen's state in the simulator.
policy.writeRegister("esp", policy.number<32>(4000));
SymbolicSemantics::ValueType<32> arg1_va = policy.add(policy.readRegister<32>("esp"), policy.number<32>(4));
SymbolicSemantics::ValueType<32> arg2_va = policy.add(arg1_va, policy.number<32>(4));
policy.writeMemory<32>(x86_segreg_ss, arg1_va, policy.number<32>(12345), policy.true_()); // ptr to buffer
policy.writeMemory<32>(x86_segreg_ss, arg2_va, policy.number<32>(2), policy.true_()); // bytes in buffer
// Run the analysis until we can't figure out what instruction is next. If we set things up correctly, the
// simulation will stop when we hit the RET instruction to return from this function.
policy.writeRegister("eip", SymbolicSemantics::ValueType<32>(analysis_addr));
while (policy.readRegister<32>("eip").is_known()) {
uint64_t va = policy.readRegister<32>("eip").known_value();
SgAsmX86Instruction *insn = isSgAsmX86Instruction(args.thread->get_process()->get_instruction(va));
assert(insn!=NULL);
//std::cout <<policy <<unparseInstructionWithAddress(insn) <<"\n";
semantics.processInstruction(insn);
}
// Show the value of the EAX register since this is where GCC puts the function's return value. If we did things
// right, the return value should depend only on the unknown bytes from the beginning of the buffer.
SymbolicSemantics::ValueType<32> result = policy.readRegister<32>("eax");
std::set<rose::BinaryAnalysis::InsnSemanticsExpr::LeafNodePtr> vars = result.get_expression()->get_variables();
{
std::ostringstream s;
s <<"Analysis: symbolic return value is " <<result <<"\n"
<<"Analysis: return value has " <<vars.size() <<" variables:";
for (std::set<rose::BinaryAnalysis::InsnSemanticsExpr::LeafNodePtr>::iterator vi=vars.begin();
vi!=vars.end(); ++vi)
s <<" " <<*vi;
trace->mesg("%s", s.str().c_str());
}
// Now give values to those two bytes and solve the equation for the result using an SMT solver.
if (!result.is_known()) {
trace->mesg("Analysis: setting variables (buffer bytes) to 'x' and evaluating the function symbolically...");
using namespace rose::BinaryAnalysis::InsnSemanticsExpr;
std::vector<TreeNodePtr> exprs;
LeafNodePtr result_var = LeafNode::create_variable(32);
TreeNodePtr expr = InternalNode::create(32, OP_EQ, result.get_expression(), result_var);
exprs.push_back(expr);
for (std::set<LeafNodePtr>::iterator vi=vars.begin(); vi!=vars.end(); ++vi) {
expr = InternalNode::create(32, OP_EQ, *vi, LeafNode::create_integer(32, (int)'x'));
exprs.push_back(expr);
}
if (rose::BinaryAnalysis::SMTSolver::SAT_YES==smt_solver.satisfiable(exprs)) {
LeafNodePtr result_value = smt_solver.evidence_for_variable(result_var)->isLeafNode();
if (!result_value) {
trace->mesg("Analysis: evaluation result could not be determined. ERROR!");
} else if (!result_value->is_known()) {
trace->mesg("Analysis: evaluation result is not constant. ERROR!");
} else {
trace->mesg("Analysis: evaluation result is 0x%08"PRIx64, result_value->get_value());
}
} else {
trace->mesg("Analysis: expression is not satisfiable (or unknown). ERROR!");
}
}
// Now try going the other direction. Set the return expression to a value and try to discover what two bytes
// would satisfy the equation.
if (!result.is_known()) {
trace->mesg("Analysis: setting result equal to 0xff015e7c and trying to find inputs...");
using namespace rose::BinaryAnalysis::InsnSemanticsExpr;
TreeNodePtr expr = InternalNode::create(32, OP_EQ, result.get_expression(),
LeafNode::create_integer(32, 0xff015e7c));
if (rose::BinaryAnalysis::SMTSolver::SAT_YES == smt_solver.satisfiable(expr)) {
for (std::set<LeafNodePtr>::iterator vi=vars.begin(); vi!=vars.end(); ++vi) {
LeafNodePtr var_val = smt_solver.evidence_for_variable(*vi)->isLeafNode();
if (var_val && var_val->is_known())
trace->mesg("Analysis: v%"PRIu64" = %"PRIu64" %c",
(*vi)->get_name(), var_val->get_value(),
isprint(var_val->get_value())?(char)var_val->get_value():' ');
}
} else {
trace->mesg("Analysis: expression is not satisfiable (or unknown). No solutions.");
}
}
// Reactivate the simulator in case we want to continue simulating.
args.thread->get_process()->get_simulator()->activate();
throw this; // Optional: will exit simulator, caught in main(), which then deactivates the simulator
}
return enabled;
}
// Detect functions that are semantically similar by running multiple iterations of partition_functions().
void analyze() {
RTS_Message *m = thread->tracing(TRACE_MISC);
Functions functions = find_functions(m, thread->get_process());
PointerDetectors pointers = detect_pointers(m, thread, functions);
PartitionForest partition;
while (partition.nlevels()<MAX_ITERATIONS) {
InputValues inputs = choose_inputs(3, 3);
size_t level = partition.new_level(inputs);
m->mesg("####################################################################################################");
m->mesg("%s: fuzz testing %zu function%s at level %zu", name, functions.size(), 1==functions.size()?"":"s", level);
m->mesg("%s: using these input values:\n%s", name, inputs.toString().c_str());
if (0==level) {
partition_functions(m, partition, functions, pointers, inputs, NULL);
} else {
const PartitionForest::Vertices &parent_vertices = partition.vertices_at_level(level-1);
for (PartitionForest::Vertices::const_iterator pvi=parent_vertices.begin(); pvi!=parent_vertices.end(); ++pvi) {
PartitionForest::Vertex *parent_vertex = *pvi;
if (parent_vertex->functions.size()>MAX_SIMSET_SIZE)
partition_functions(m, partition, parent_vertex->functions, pointers, inputs, parent_vertex);
}
}
// If the new level doesn't contain any vertices then we must not have needed to repartition anything and we're all
// done.
if (partition.vertices_at_level(level).empty())
break;
}
m->mesg("==========================================================================================");
m->mesg("%s: The entire partition forest follows...", name);
m->mesg("%s", StringUtility::prefixLines(partition.toString(), std::string(name)+": ").c_str());
m->mesg("==========================================================================================");
m->mesg("%s: Final function similarity sets are:", name);
PartitionForest::Vertices leaves = partition.get_leaves();
size_t setno=0;
for (PartitionForest::Vertices::iterator vi=leaves.begin(); vi!=leaves.end(); ++vi, ++setno) {
PartitionForest::Vertex *leaf = *vi;
const Functions &functions = leaf->get_functions();
m->mesg("%s: set #%zu at level %zu has %zu function%s:",
name, setno, leaf->get_level(), functions.size(), 1==functions.size()?"":"s");
for (Functions::const_iterator fi=functions.begin(); fi!=functions.end(); ++fi)
m->mesg("%s: 0x%08"PRIx64" <%s>", name, (*fi)->get_entry_va(), (*fi)->get_name().c_str());
}
m->mesg("%s: dumping final similarity sets to clones.sql", name);
partition.dump("clones.sql", "NO_USER", "NO_PASSWD");
}
// The actual analysis, triggered when we reach the specified execution address...
virtual bool operator()(bool enabled, const Args &args) try {
using namespace rose::BinaryAnalysis::InstructionSemantics;
static const char *name = "Analysis";
using namespace rose::BinaryAnalysis::InsnSemanticsExpr;
if (enabled && args.insn->get_address()==trigger_addr) {
RTS_Message *trace = args.thread->tracing(TRACE_MISC);
trace->mesg("%s triggered: analyzing function at 0x%08"PRIx64, name, analysis_addr);
// An SMT solver is necessary for this example to work correctly. ROSE should have been configured with
// "--with-yices=/full/path/to/yices/installation". If not, you'll get a failed assertion when ROSE tries to use
// the solver.
rose::BinaryAnalysis::YicesSolver smt_solver;
smt_solver.set_linkage(rose::BinaryAnalysis::YicesSolver::LM_EXECUTABLE);
//smt_solver.set_debug(stdout);
// We deactive the simulator while we're doing this analysis. If the simulator remains activated, then the SIGCHLD
// that are generated from running the Yices executable will be sent to the specimen. That probably wouldn't cause
// problems for the specimen, but the messages are annoying.
args.thread->get_process()->get_simulator()->deactivate();
// Create the policy that holds the analysis state which is modified by each instruction. Then plug the policy
// into the X86InstructionSemantics to which we'll feed each instruction.
SymbolicSemantics::Policy<SymbolicSemantics::State, SymbolicSemantics::ValueType> policy(&smt_solver);
X86InstructionSemantics<SymbolicSemantics::Policy<SymbolicSemantics::State, SymbolicSemantics::ValueType>,
SymbolicSemantics::ValueType> semantics(policy);
// The top of the stack contains the (unknown) return address. The value above that (in memory) is the address of
// the buffer, to which we give a concrete value, and above that is the size of the buffer, which we also give a
// concrete value). The contents of the buffer are unknown. Process memory is maintained by the policy we created
// above, so none of these memory writes are actually affecting the specimen's state in the simulator.
policy.writeRegister("esp", policy.number<32>(4000));
SymbolicSemantics::ValueType<32> arg1_va = policy.add(policy.readRegister<32>("esp"), policy.number<32>(4));
SymbolicSemantics::ValueType<32> arg2_va = policy.add(arg1_va, policy.number<32>(4));
policy.writeMemory<32>(x86_segreg_ss, arg1_va, policy.number<32>(12345), policy.true_()); // ptr to buffer
policy.writeMemory<32>(x86_segreg_ss, arg2_va, policy.number<32>(2), policy.true_()); // bytes in buffer
policy.writeRegister("eip", SymbolicSemantics::ValueType<32>(analysis_addr)); // branch to analysis address
#if 1
{
// This is a kludge. If the first instruction is an indirect JMP then assume we're executing through a dynamic
// linker thunk and execute the instruction concretely to advance the instruction pointer.
SgAsmX86Instruction *insn = isSgAsmX86Instruction(args.thread->get_process()->get_instruction(analysis_addr));
if (x86_jmp==insn->get_kind()) {
PartialSymbolicSemantics::Policy<PartialSymbolicSemantics::State, PartialSymbolicSemantics::ValueType> p;
X86InstructionSemantics<PartialSymbolicSemantics::Policy<PartialSymbolicSemantics::State,
PartialSymbolicSemantics::ValueType>,
PartialSymbolicSemantics::ValueType> sem(p);
MemoryMap p_map = args.thread->get_process()->get_memory();
BOOST_FOREACH (MemoryMap::Segment &segment, p_map.segments())
segment.buffer()->copyOnWrite(true);
p.set_map(&p_map); // won't be thread safe
sem.processInstruction(insn);
policy.writeRegister("eip", SymbolicSemantics::ValueType<32>(p.readRegister<32>("eip").known_value()));
trace->mesg("%s: dynamic linker thunk kludge triggered: changed eip from 0x%08"PRIx64" to 0x%08"PRIx64,
name, analysis_addr, p.readRegister<32>("eip").known_value());
}
}
#endif
// Run the analysis until we can't figure out what instruction is next. If we set things up correctly, the
// simulation will stop when we hit the RET instruction to return from this function.
size_t nbranches = 0;
std::vector<TreeNodePtr> constraints; // path constraints for the SMT solver
while (policy.readRegister<32>("eip").is_known()) {
uint64_t va = policy.readRegister<32>("eip").known_value();
SgAsmX86Instruction *insn = isSgAsmX86Instruction(args.thread->get_process()->get_instruction(va));
assert(insn!=NULL);
trace->mesg("%s: analysing instruction %s", name, unparseInstructionWithAddress(insn).c_str());
semantics.processInstruction(insn);
if (policy.readRegister<32>("eip").is_known())
continue;
bool complete;
std::set<rose_addr_t> succs = insn->getSuccessors(&complete);
if (complete && 2==succs.size()) {
if (nbranches>=take_branch.size()) {
std::ostringstream s; s<<policy.readRegister<32>("eip");
trace->mesg("%s: EIP = %s", name, s.str().c_str());
trace->mesg("%s: analysis cannot continue; out of \"take_branch\" values", name);
throw this;
}
// Decide whether we should take the branch or not.
bool take = take_branch[nbranches++];
rose_addr_t target = 0;
for (std::set<rose_addr_t>::iterator si=succs.begin(); si!=succs.end(); ++si) {
if ((take && *si!=insn->get_address()+insn->get_size()) ||
(!take && *si==insn->get_address()+insn->get_size()))
target = *si;
}
assert(target!=0);
trace->mesg("%s: branch %staken; target=0x%08"PRIx64, name, take?"":"not ", target);
// Is this path feasible? We don't really need to check it now; we could wait until the end.
TreeNodePtr c = InternalNode::create(32, OP_EQ, policy.readRegister<32>("eip").get_expression(),
LeafNode::create_integer(32, target));
constraints.push_back(c); // shouldn't really have to do this again if we could save some state
if (rose::BinaryAnalysis::SMTSolver::SAT_YES == smt_solver.satisfiable(constraints)) {
policy.writeRegister("eip", SymbolicSemantics::ValueType<32>(target));
} else {
trace->mesg("%s: chosen control flow path is not feasible (or unknown).", name);
break;
}
}
}
// Show the value of the EAX register since this is where GCC puts the function's return value. If we did things
// right, the return value should depend only on the unknown bytes from the beginning of the buffer.
SymbolicSemantics::ValueType<32> result = policy.readRegister<32>("eax");
std::set<rose::BinaryAnalysis::InsnSemanticsExpr::LeafNodePtr> vars = result.get_expression()->get_variables();
{
std::ostringstream s;
s <<name <<": symbolic return value is " <<result <<"\n"
<<name <<": return value has " <<vars.size() <<" variables:";
for (std::set<rose::BinaryAnalysis::InsnSemanticsExpr::LeafNodePtr>::iterator vi=vars.begin();
vi!=vars.end(); ++vi)
s <<" " <<*vi;
s <<"\n";
if (!constraints.empty()) {
s <<name <<": path constraints:\n";
for (std::vector<TreeNodePtr>::iterator ci=constraints.begin(); ci!=constraints.end(); ++ci)
s <<name <<": " <<*ci <<"\n";
}
trace->mesg("%s", s.str().c_str());
}
// Now give values to those bytes and solve the equation for the result using an SMT solver.
if (!result.is_known()) {
trace->mesg("%s: setting variables (buffer bytes) to 'x' and evaluating the function symbolically...", name);
std::vector<TreeNodePtr> exprs = constraints;
LeafNodePtr result_var = LeafNode::create_variable(32);
TreeNodePtr expr = InternalNode::create(32, OP_EQ, result.get_expression(), result_var);
exprs.push_back(expr);
for (std::set<LeafNodePtr>::iterator vi=vars.begin(); vi!=vars.end(); ++vi) {
expr = InternalNode::create(32, OP_EQ, *vi, LeafNode::create_integer(32, (int)'x'));
exprs.push_back(expr);
}
if (rose::BinaryAnalysis::SMTSolver::SAT_YES == smt_solver.satisfiable(exprs)) {
LeafNodePtr result_value = smt_solver.evidence_for_variable(result_var)->isLeafNode();
if (!result_value) {
trace->mesg("%s: evaluation result could not be determined. ERROR!", name);
} else if (!result_value->is_known()) {
trace->mesg("%s: evaluation result is not constant. ERROR!", name);
} else {
trace->mesg("%s: evaluation result is 0x%08"PRIx64, name, result_value->get_value());
}
} else {
trace->mesg("%s: expression is not satisfiable. (or unknown)", name);
}
}
// Now try going the other direction. Set the return expression to a value and try to discover what two bytes
// would satisfy the equation.
if (!result.is_known()) {
trace->mesg("%s: setting result equal to 0xff015e7c and trying to find inputs...", name);
std::vector<TreeNodePtr> exprs = constraints;
TreeNodePtr expr = InternalNode::create(32, OP_EQ, result.get_expression(),
LeafNode::create_integer(32, 0xff015e7c));
exprs.push_back(expr);
if (rose::BinaryAnalysis::SMTSolver::SAT_YES == smt_solver.satisfiable(exprs)) {
for (std::set<LeafNodePtr>::iterator vi=vars.begin(); vi!=vars.end(); ++vi) {
LeafNodePtr var_val = smt_solver.evidence_for_variable(*vi)->isLeafNode();
if (var_val && var_val->is_known())
trace->mesg("%s: v%"PRIu64" = %"PRIu64" %c",
name, (*vi)->get_name(), var_val->get_value(),
isprint(var_val->get_value())?(char)var_val->get_value():' ');
}
} else {
trace->mesg("%s: expression is not satisfiable (or unknown). No solutions.", name);
}
}
// Reactivate the simulator in case we want to continue simulating.
args.thread->get_process()->get_simulator()->activate();
throw this; // Optional: will exit simulator, caught in main(), which then deactivates the simulator
}
return enabled;
} catch (const Analysis*) {
args.thread->get_process()->get_simulator()->activate();
throw;
}