Suspicious_Data_Objects.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
__version__    = "0.0.1"
__date__       = ""
__author__     = "Joseph Zeranski"
__maintainer__ = "Joseph Zeranski"
__email__      = "madsc13ntist gmail.com"
__copyright__  = "Copyright 2013, " + __author__
__license__    = "MIT"
__status__     = "Prototype"
__credits__    = [""]
__description__= "Use IDAPython to search through a PE for suspicious data/objects."

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"""
 look for calls to functions that contain xor operations (that don't clear registers) that have .data offsets pushed just prior to the call. 
"""

from idautils import *
import time	#Only imported for the Jump() call in MAIN
import operator

"""
items = the address of the first byte of an instruction.
heads = the address for the first byte in an instruction ("xor"  in "xor eax, eax")
frame = the id of an entire function.
chunk = the pieces of a function in ida. 
"""


def dataObjects(threshold=0):
    seg = SegByBase(SegByName(".data"))
    objects = {}
    for head in Heads(SegStart(seg), SegEnd(seg)):
        if ItemSize(head) > threshold:
            #print("%s (%d bytes)\t" % (Name(head), ItemSize(head), GetString(head)))
            objects[head] = ItemSize(head)

        #Jump(head)
        #Sleep(1000)
    return objects

########################### MAIN ###########################
if __name__ == '__main__':
    data_objects = dataObjects()	# parse initialized data objects
    data_objects_by_size = sorted(data_objects.iteritems(), key=operator.itemgetter(1))
    print("%d objects found in .data" % (len(data_objects)))
    for ea, size in data_objects_by_size:
        if GetString(ea):
            print("%x: (%d bytes) %s" % (ea, size, GetString(ea)))
        else:
            print("%x: (%d bytes)" % (ea, size))
            xored_stream = []
            xor_keys = []
            for n in range(1,256):
                for b in [ GetOriginalByte(x) for x in range(ea, ea+size+1) ]:
                    xored_stream.append(b ^ n)
                try:
                    print("%x: (%d bytes) [XOR: 0x%x] %s" % (ea, size, n, ''.join(xored_stream)))
                    xor_keys.append(n)
                except:
                    pass
    print("")


"""
ea = SegByBase(SegByName(".text"))
print("-------------------- Functions with XOR loops ------------------------------")
for funcea in Functions(SegStart(ea), SegEnd(ea)):
    for ref in DataRefsFrom(funcea):
        if isData(ref):
            print Name(ref), hex(ref)




    if xor_loops:
        print("%x: %s" % (funcea, Name(funcea)))
        for item in xor_loops:
            print("%x: %s" % (item, GetDisasm(item)))
        for xref in XrefsTo(funcea, 0):
            if GetMnem(xref.frm) == "call":
                print("--> Called By: %x" % (xref.frm))
        #Jump(item)
        #time.sleep(1)
        print("")
"""