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The default address is 0x10000 but we know the driver is loaded at the 0xf7be9000 offset. Below is an example of a malicious driver we want to rebase. If the malware is already opened in IDA-Pro, you can rebase it by going to Edit > Segments > Rebase program. You're then prompted to enter the new address:
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To do that, ensure the Manual load option is checked when you're loading the DLL: In case you're analyzing a DLL that has been rebased, you will need to manually load the DLL into IDA Pro. Load with manual Image base address Manual load from the menu, and select the AT_INFO structure previously added:īack to DllMain, the code is now much more readable: Go to dword_1000B0A0 in memory, select Edit > Struct var. The DL元GetStructure function returns a pointer to the dword_1000B0A0 global variable which is defined in DllMain: In DL元.dll, go to the Structures window, press the Insert key, and add the AT_INFO structure: In the following example (Lab 09-03 from the Practical Malware Analysis book), we have to deal with the AT_INFO structure in the DL元.dll file: It appears that it corresponds to the Navigate function: To know what function is called at 0x401074, right click on the offset (0x2C). EAX is dereferenced at 0x401065 and EDX points to the beginning of the COM object. In the below code extract, we can see that the reference to the COM object is stored on the stack and moved to EAX at offset 0x40105C.

When prompted, enter the structure named, based on the following pattern: InterfaceName Vtbl where InterfaceName is IWebBrowser2 in our case. To do that, go to the Structures tab and press the Insert key. In the below example, we see a call to CoCreateInstance at offset 0x401022:Ĭlsid is Internet Explorer (see details) and rrid corresponds to the IWebBrowser2 interface:īut if we want to know what function is called, we have to add the structure.

There are cases where you will need to add a standard structure. Once this modification applied, back to the IDA-View, we can see that the Buffer is now properly labeled:Īdd a standard structure Example 1: IWebBrowser2 To fix that, press Ctrl + K or go to Edit > Functions > Stack variables, right click on the first byte of buffer and select "array" from the menu:Įnter 512 in the Array size field and click OK. In the below example, IDA did not realize that the size of the buffer is 512 bytes and displayed a local variable labeled var_20C instead: There are cases where IDA will fail interpreting the size of a variable and you will need to fix the stack. Now, let's open IDA Pro and go to Debugger > Run > Remote Linux debugger: P password -v verbose Client configuration IDA Linux 64-bit remote debug server(ST) v1.14. Hence, we will copy linux_server圆4 to the remote host. Wince_remote.dll Windows CE 32-bit PE files Win64_remote圆4.exe MS Windows 64-bit 64-bit PE files Win32_remote.exe MS Windows 32-bit 32-bit PE files
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Mac_server圆4 Mac OS X 64-bit Mach-O files Linux_server圆4 Linux 64-bit 64-bit ELF files Linux_server Linux 32-bit 32-bit ELF files
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To do that, go to your IDA installation folder and find the appropriate debugger that will run on the remote server:įile name Target system Debugged programsĪndroid_server ARM Android 32-bit ELF filesĪrmlinux_server ARM Linux 32-bit ELF filesĪrmuclinux_server ARM UCLinux 32-bit ELF files debug a remote ELF running on Linux, from IDA Pro, installed on a Windows virtual machine). There are situations where you would find useful to use the IDA remote debugger (e.g. In order that the function is properly displayed in IDA-Pro, press C to convert the byte to CODE: Place your cursor at offset 0x401215, start the python script ( File > Script file.). Then place the cursor at location 0x401216 and press C to convert the block to CODE. Place the cursor at offset 0x401215 and press D to convert the block to DATA. Given the below extract, we see at location 0x401215 a jump to itself: CompileLine ( 'static n_key() ' ) AddHotkey ( "Alt-N", "n_key" ) def nopIt (): start = ScreenEA () end = NextHead ( start ) for ea in range ( start, end ): PatchByte ( ea, 0x90 ) Jump ( end ) Refresh () Here is the result once the option applied: If you want to display opcodes along with the assembly, go to Options > General and fill in the "Number of opcode bytes" as follows:
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To install plugins, refer to this section.It will ensure python will be supported by IDA Pro. When prompted, check "Install python 2.7". Install python 2.7.9 for Windows 7 圆4.It is recommended to install Python 2.7 first and then IDA Pro to avoid errors with PySide.QtGui. IDA is a Windows, Linux or Mac OS X hosted multi-processor disassembler and debugger. 2.6 Load with manual Image base address.
