metasploit-framework/lib/msf/core/exploit/seh.rb

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require 'rex/exploitation/seh'
module Msf
###
#
# This mixin provides a interface to generating SEH registration records in a
# robust fashion using the Rex::Exploitation::Seh class.
#
###
module Exploit::Seh
#
# Creates an instance of an exploit that uses an SEH overwrite.
#
def initialize(info = {})
super
# Register an advanced option that allows users to specify whether or
# not a dynamic SEH record should be used.
register_advanced_options(
[
OptBool.new('DynamicSehRecord', [ false, "Generate a dynamic SEH record (more stealthy)", false ])
], Msf::Exploit::Seh)
end
#
# Generates an SEH record with zero or more options. The supported options
# are:
#
# NopGenerator
#
# The NOP generator instance to use, if any.
#
# Space
#
# The amount of room the SEH record generator has to play with for
# random padding. This should be derived from the maximum amount of
# space available to the exploit for payloads minus the current payload
# size.
#
def generate_seh_record(handler, opts = {})
seh = Rex::Exploitation::Seh.new(
payload_badchars,
opts['Space'] || payload_space,
opts['NopGenerator'] || nop_generator)
# Generate the record
seh.generate_seh_record(handler, datastore['DynamicSehRecord'])
end
def generate_seh_payload(handler, opts = {})
# The boilerplate this replaces always has 8 bytes for seh + addr
seh_space = 8 + payload.nop_sled_size
seh = Rex::Exploitation::Seh.new(
payload_badchars,
seh_space,
opts['NopGenerator'] || nop_generator)
# Generate the record
rec = seh.generate_seh_record(handler, datastore['DynamicSehRecord'])
# Append the payload, minus the nop sled that we replaced
rec << payload.encoded.slice(payload.nop_sled_size, payload.encoded.length)
end
end
end