Tigzy wrote: Ok. So I have no way to simulate a new DRIVER_OBJECT fill in.Dispatch handlers you retrieves with code analyze (DriverEntry, for example), others data for structure copy from original object.
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Tigzy wrote:Ok. So I have no way to simulate a new DRIVER_OBJECT fill in.Probably some drivers can be loaded few times (if their internal logic accept this, some PNP I belive). For your task peloader+ldasm is the best option.
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Ok, so I'll do.
Thank you both. ;)
In IDA, I got this:
Do you think this part looks like an Major function definition?
Thank you both. ;)
In IDA, I got this:
Do you think this part looks like an Major function definition?
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INIT:00024D47 loc_24D47: ; CODE XREF: start-CBCj
INIT:00024D47 mov [eax], bx
INIT:00024D4A mov ax, [edi]
INIT:00024D4D mov ecx, [ebp+arg_0]
INIT:00024D50 push edi
INIT:00024D51 mov [ecx+2], ax
INIT:00024D55 push [ebp+arg_0]
INIT:00024D58 call ds:RtlCopyUnicodeString
INIT:00024D5E mov eax, [esi+18h]
INIT:00024D61 mov dword ptr [eax+4], offset loc_1F47C
INIT:00024D68 mov dword ptr [esi+30h], offset sub_17864
INIT:00024D6F mov dword ptr [esi+34h], offset loc_213D6
INIT:00024D76 mov dword ptr [esi+74h], offset sub_16852
INIT:00024D7D mov dword ptr [esi+70h], offset loc_1A712
INIT:00024D84 mov dword ptr [esi+90h], offset loc_1A73C
INIT:00024D8E mov dword ptr [esi+0A4h], offset loc_21302
INIT:00024D98 mov dword ptr [esi+94h], offset loc_21336
INIT:00024DA2 push 19h
INIT:00024DA4 mov edx, offset loc_1A6F2
INIT:00024DA9 mov [esi+38h], edx
INIT:00024DAC mov [esi+40h], edx
INIT:00024DAF pop ecx
INIT:00024DB0 mov ebx, offset sub_21294
INIT:00024DB5 mov eax, ebx
INIT:00024DB7 mov edi, offset dword_1CBC0
INIT:00024DBC rep stosd
INIT:00024DBE mov eax, offset loc_212E4
INIT:00024DC3 mov dword_1CBC4, eax
INIT:00024DC8 mov dword_1CBCC, eax
INIT:00024DCD mov dword_1CBD4, eax
INIT:00024DD2 mov dword_1CBD8, eax
INIT:00024DD7 push 19h
INIT:00024DD9 pop ecx
INIT:00024DDA mov eax, offset loc_21260
INIT:00024DDF mov edi, offset dword_1C000
INIT:00024DE4 rep stosd
INIT:00024DE6 mov eax, offset loc_1400E
INIT:00024DEB mov dword_1C008, eax
INIT:00024DF0 mov dword_1C05C, eax
INIT:00024DF5 mov eax, ebx
INIT:00024DF7 mov edi, offset unk_1CC80
INIT:00024DFC stosd
INIT:00024DFD stosd
INIT:00024DFE stosd
INIT:00024DFF stosd
INIT:00024E00 mov eax, offset loc_21260
INIT:00024E05 mov edi, offset unk_1CC70
INIT:00024E0A stosd
INIT:00024E0B stosd
INIT:00024E0C stosd
INIT:00024E0D mov ecx, offset loc_1FED2
INIT:00024E12 stosd
INIT:00024E13 mov dword_1C004, ecx
INIT:00024E19 mov dword_1C014, ecx
INIT:00024E1F push 0Ch
INIT:00024E21 pop ecx
INIT:00024E22 mov eax, ebx
INIT:00024E24 mov edi, offset unk_1CC40
INIT:00024E29 mov dword_1CBC0, offset loc_1FBC4
INIT:00024E33 mov dword_1CBC8, offset loc_1F7B2
INIT:00024E3D mov dword_1CBD0, offset loc_1F872
INIT:00024E47 mov dword_1CBDC, offset loc_1FE52
INIT:00024E51 mov dword_1CC0C, offset loc_1F920
INIT:00024E5B mov dword_1CC18, offset loc_1FA2C
INIT:00024E65 mov dword_1CBF4, offset loc_1F120
INIT:00024E6F mov dword_1CC10, offset loc_1F448
INIT:00024E79 mov dword_1CC1C, offset loc_1F75C
INIT:00024E83 mov dword_1C000, offset loc_151F8
INIT:00024E8D mov dword_1C01C, offset loc_207FA
INIT:00024E97 mov dword_1C00C, edx
INIT:00024E9D mov dword_1C010, offset loc_20F88
INIT:00024EA7 mov dword_1C018, edx
INIT:00024EAD mov dword_1C04C, offset loc_20FD6
INIT:00024EB7 mov dword_1C024, offset loc_203C2
INIT:00024EC1 mov dword_1C030, offset loc_20492
INIT:00024ECB mov dword_1C058, offset loc_20A4E
INIT:00024ED5 mov dword_1C050, offset loc_20A04
INIT:00024EDF mov dword_1CC88, offset loc_19270
INIT:00024EE9 mov dword_1CC8C, offset loc_18EA6
INIT:00024EF3 mov dword_1CC78, offset loc_18D66
INIT:00024EFD mov dword_1CC7C, offset loc_18728
INIT:00024F07 rep stosd
INIT:00024F09 push 0Ch
INIT:00024F0B pop ecx
INIT:00024F0C mov eax, offset loc_23C68
INIT:00024F11 mov edi, offset unk_1C080
INIT:00024F16 rep stosd
INIT:00024F18 call sub_199B0
INIT:00024F1D call sub_2110A
INIT:00024F22 push [ebp+arg_4]
INIT:00024F25 push esi
INIT:00024F26 call sub_2466C
INIT:00024F2B xor eax, eax
INIT:00024F2D
INIT:00024F2D loc_24F2D: ; CODE XREF: start-CB5j
INIT:00024F2D pop edi
INIT:00024F2E
INIT:00024F2E loc_24F2E: ; CODE XREF: start-D07j
INIT:00024F2E ; start-CEEj
INIT:00024F2E pop esi
INIT:00024F2F pop ebx
INIT:00024F30 pop ebp
INIT:00024F31 retn 8
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looks like driver_object's dispatch table initialization. FYI: you can make this code more readable if maps structure _DRIVER_OBJECT in IDA by selecting all this area and press 't' key.INIT:00024D68 mov dword ptr [esi+30h], offset sub_17864
INIT:00024D6F mov dword ptr [esi+34h], offset loc_213D6
INIT:00024D76 mov dword ptr [esi+74h], offset sub_16852
INIT:00024D7D mov dword ptr [esi+70h], offset loc_1A712
INIT:00024D84 mov dword ptr [esi+90h], offset loc_1A73C
INIT:00024D8E mov dword ptr [esi+0A4h], offset loc_21302
INIT:00024D98 mov dword ptr [esi+94h], offset loc_21336I'm not familiar with all the functionalities of IDA....
What I'm I supposed to do to cast this part as DRIVER_OBJECT?
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What I'm I supposed to do to cast this part as DRIVER_OBJECT?
I compared with one of my drivers, this is the good part indeed.
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for(uiIndex = 0; uiIndex < IRP_MJ_MAXIMUM_FUNCTION; uiIndex++)
pDriverObject->MajorFunction[uiIndex] = Drv_UnSupportedFunction;
pDriverObject->MajorFunction[IRP_MJ_CLOSE] = Drv_Close;
pDriverObject->MajorFunction[IRP_MJ_CREATE] = Drv_Create;
pDriverObject->MajorFunction[IRP_MJ_DEVICE_CONTROL] = Drv_IoControl;
pDriverObject->MajorFunction[IRP_MJ_READ] = Drv_Read;
pDriverObject->MajorFunction[IRP_MJ_WRITE] = USE_WRITE_FUNCTION;
pDriverObject->DriverUnload = Drv_Unload;
pDeviceObject->Flags |= IO_TYPE;
pDeviceObject->Flags &= (~DO_DEVICE_INITIALIZING);
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push 1Bh
lea edx, [esi+38h]
pop ecx
mov eax, offset Drv_UnSupportedFunction
mov edi, edx
rep stosd
mov eax, [ebp+var_4]
mov dword ptr [esi+40h], offset Drv_Close
mov dword ptr [edx], offset Drv_Create
mov dword ptr [esi+70h], offset Drv_IoControl
mov dword ptr [esi+44h], offset Drv_Read
mov dword ptr [esi+48h], offset Drv_WriteNeither
mov dword ptr [esi+34h], offset Drv_Unload
and dword ptr [eax+1Ch], 0FFFFFF7Fh
Tigzy wrote:I'm not familiar with all the functionalities of IDA....1. Look all available structures "View"->"Open Subviews"->"Structures", press "Insert"->"Add standart structure".
What I'm I supposed to do to cast this part as DRIVER_OBJECT?
2. If it not presents in the list, type library not loaded.
3. Go to "View"->"Open Subviews"->"Type libraries", press "Insert" and load ntddk and ntapi.
4. Add DRIVER_OBJECT in structure's list by using 1.
5. Select area, press 't' and click to DRIVER_OBJECT.
Ok, understood.
But I only got mssdk lib in the list, not ntddk. Do you know how to add them to the loadable lib list?
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In the mean time I understood how it worked
My Driver.sys PE got an image base of 0x10000
My offset for the DRIVER_OBJECT at offset 0x70 is 0x2B2CA in absolute offset => 0x1B2CA in RVA
According to the DRIVER_OBJECT struct, 0x38 is the first index of the major functions table (MJ_CREATE)
0x70 is the index 14 = MJ_DEVICE_CONTROL, and I find the good offset relative to my driver
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But I only got mssdk lib in the list, not ntddk. Do you know how to add them to the loadable lib list?
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In the mean time I understood how it worked
My Driver.sys PE got an image base of 0x10000
My offset for the DRIVER_OBJECT at offset 0x70 is 0x2B2CA in absolute offset => 0x1B2CA in RVA
According to the DRIVER_OBJECT struct, 0x38 is the first index of the major functions table (MJ_CREATE)
0x70 is the index 14 = MJ_DEVICE_CONTROL, and I find the good offset relative to my driver
And what you plan to do next?
I've found a cute lib for disassembly.
The tricky part is to explore every part including jumps of the entrypoint to find a pattern matching the Major function fill in.
Then I get the indexes + offsets back to an array for later usage
The tricky part is to explore every part including jumps of the entrypoint to find a pattern matching the Major function fill in.
Then I get the indexes + offsets back to an array for later usage