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vtable_dump.py
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vtable_dump.py
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"""vtable_dump.py: IDAPython script to dump a linux vtable (and a reconstructed windows one) from a binary."""
"""
This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages arising from the use of this software.
Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it freely, subject to the following restrictions:
1. The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be appreciated but is not required.
2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be misrepresented as being the original software.
3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source distribution.
"""
__author__ = "Asher Baker"
__copyright__ = "Copyright 2014, Asher Baker"
__license__ = "zlib/libpng"
import re
"""
Output Format:"
VTable for <1>: (<2>, <3>)
Lin Win Function
<4><5> <6> <7>
<4><5> <6> <7>
...
<4><5> <6> <7>
1: Classname
2: VTable Offset
3: Linux This Pointer Offset
4: "T" if the function is a MI thunk
5: Linux VTable Index
6: Windows VTable Index
7: Function Signature
"""
catchclass = False
innerclass = ""
classname = None
offsetdata = {}
def ExtractTypeInfo(ea, level = 0):
global catchclass
global innerclass
global classname
global offsetdata
end = ea + 4
while len(Name(end)) == 0:
end += 4
while Dword(end - 4) == 0:
end -= 4
# Skip vtable
ea += 4
# Get type name
name = Demangle("_Z" + GetString(Dword(ea)), GetLongPrm(INF_LONG_DN))
ea += 4
if classname is None and level == 0:
classname = name
if catchclass:
innerclass = name
catchclass = False
print " %*s%s" % (level, "", name)
if not ea < end: # Base Type
pass
elif Dword(ea) != 0: #elif isData(GetFlags(Dword(ea))): # Single Inheritance
ExtractTypeInfo(Dword(ea), level + 1)
ea += 4
else: # Multiple Inheritance
ea += 8
while ea < end:
catchclass = True
ExtractTypeInfo(Dword(ea), level + 1)
ea += 4
offset = Dword(ea)
ea += 4
#print "%*s Offset: 0x%06X" % (level, "", offset >> 8)
if (offset >> 8) != 0:
offsetdata[offset >> 8] = innerclass
# Source: http://stackoverflow.com/a/9147327
def twos_comp(val, bits):
"""compute the 2's compliment of int value val"""
if (val & (1 << (bits - 1))) != 0:
val = val - (1 << bits)
return val
def Analyze():
SetStatus(IDA_STATUS_WORK)
if GetLongPrm(INF_COMPILER).id != COMP_GNU:
Warning("This script is for binaries compiled with GCC only.")
SetStatus(IDA_STATUS_READY)
return
ea = ScreenEA()
end = ea + 4
while Demangle(Name(end), GetLongPrm(INF_LONG_DN)) is None:
end += 4
while Dword(end - 4) == 0:
end -= 4
while Demangle(Name(ea), GetLongPrm(INF_LONG_DN)) is None:
ea -= 4
name = Demangle(Name(ea), GetLongPrm(INF_LONG_DN))
if ea == BADADDR or name is None or not re.search(r"vf?table(?: |'\{)for", name):
Warning("No vtable selected!\nSelect vtable block first.")
SetStatus(IDA_STATUS_READY)
return
linux_vtable = []
temp_windows_vtable = []
other_linux_vtables = {}
other_thunk_linux_vtables = {}
temp_other_windows_vtables = {}
# Extract vtable
while ea < end:
# Read thisoffs
offset = -twos_comp(Dword(ea), 32)
#print "Offset: 0x%08X (%08X)" % (offset, ea)
ea += 4
# Read typeinfo address
typeinfo = Dword(ea)
ea += 4
if offset == 0: # We only need to read this once
print "Inheritance Tree:"
ExtractTypeInfo(typeinfo)
while ea < end and (isCode(GetFlags(Dword(ea))) or Name(Dword(ea)) == "___cxa_pure_virtual"):
name = Name(Dword(ea))
demangled = Demangle(name, GetLongPrm(INF_LONG_DN))
#print "Name: %s, Demangled: %s" % (name, demangled)
name = demangled if demangled else name
if offset == 0:
linux_vtable.append(name)
temp_windows_vtable.append(name)
else:
if offset not in other_linux_vtables:
other_linux_vtables[offset] = []
temp_other_windows_vtables[offset] = []
other_thunk_linux_vtables[offset] = []
if "`non-virtual thunk to'" in name:
other_linux_vtables[offset].append(name[22:])
other_thunk_linux_vtables[offset].append(name[22:])
temp_other_windows_vtables[offset].append(name[22:])
else:
other_linux_vtables[offset].append(name)
temp_other_windows_vtables[offset].append(name)
# MI entry, strip "`non-virtual thunk to'" and remove from list
# But not if it's a dtor... what the hell is this.
if "`non-virtual thunk to'" in name and "::~" not in name:
name = name[22:]
#print "Stripping '%s' from windows vtable." % (name)
temp_windows_vtable.remove(name)
ea += 4
for i, v in enumerate(temp_windows_vtable):
if "::~" in v:
#print "Found destructor at index %d: %s" % (i, v)
del temp_windows_vtable[i]
break
windows_vtable = []
overload_stack = []
prev_function = ""
prev_symbol = ""
for v in temp_windows_vtable:
function = v.split("(", 1)[0]
if function == prev_function:
# If we don't have a stack, we need to push the last function on first
if len(overload_stack) == 0:
# We will have added this in the previous run, remove it again...
windows_vtable.pop()
#print "Storing '%s' (!)" % (prev_symbol)
overload_stack.append(prev_symbol)
#print "Storing '%s'" % (v)
overload_stack.append(v)
else:
# If we've moved onto something new, dump the stack first
while len(overload_stack) > 0:
windows_vtable.append(overload_stack.pop())
windows_vtable.append(v)
prev_function = function
prev_symbol = v
# If there is anything left in the stack, dump it
while len(overload_stack) > 0:
windows_vtable.append(overload_stack.pop())
print "\nVTable for %s: (0, 0)" % (classname)
print " Lin Win Function"
for i, v in enumerate(linux_vtable):
if "__cxa_pure_virtual" in v:
print "P%3d" % (i)
continue
winindex = windows_vtable.index(v) if v in windows_vtable else None
if winindex is not None:
print "%4d %4d %s" % (i, winindex, v)
else:
print "%4d %s" % (i, v)
for k in temp_other_windows_vtables:
for i, v in enumerate(temp_other_windows_vtables[k]):
if v.find("::~") != -1:
#print "Found destructor at index %d: %s" % (i, v)
del temp_other_windows_vtables[k][i]
break
other_windows_vtables = {}
for k in temp_other_windows_vtables:
other_windows_vtables[k] = []
overload_stack = []
prev_function = ""
prev_symbol = ""
for v in temp_other_windows_vtables[k]:
function = v.split("(", 1)[0]
if function == prev_function:
if len(overload_stack) == 0:
other_windows_vtables[k].pop()
#print "Storing '%s' (!)" % (prev_symbol)
overload_stack.append(prev_symbol)
#print "Storing '%s'" % (v)
overload_stack.append(v)
else:
if len(overload_stack) > 0:
while len(overload_stack) > 0:
other_windows_vtables[k].append(overload_stack.pop())
other_windows_vtables[k].append(v)
prev_function = function
prev_symbol = v
for k in other_linux_vtables:
print "\nVTable for %s: (%d, %d)" % (offsetdata[k], offsetdata.keys().index(k) + 1, k)
print " Lin Win Function"
for i, v in enumerate(other_linux_vtables[k]):
if "__cxa_pure_virtual" in v:
print "P%3d" % (i)
continue
winindex = other_windows_vtables[k].index(v)
if v not in other_thunk_linux_vtables[k]:
print "%4d %4d %s" % (i, winindex, v)
else:
print "T%3d %4d %s" % (i, winindex, v)
SetStatus(IDA_STATUS_READY)
if __name__ == '__main__':
Analyze()