A software complex for revealing malicious behavior in untrusted binary code

Bugerya, A B; Efimov, V.Yu.; Kulagin, Ivan Ivanovich; Padaryan, V.A.; Соловьев, Михаил Александрович; Tikhonov, A.Yu.

doi:10.15514/ispras-2019-31(6)-3

Proceedings of ISP RAS

2019

DOI: 10.15514/ispras-2019-31(6)-3

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A software complex for revealing malicious behavior in untrusted binary code

A B Bugerya¹,

V.Yu. Efimov²,

Ivan Ivanovich Kulagin³

et al.

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Reverse engineering correct source code from a machine code to find and neutralize vulnerabilities is the most pressing problem for the field of telecommunications equipment. The decompilation techniques applicable for this have potentially reached their evolutionary limit. As a result, new concepts are required that can make a quantum leap in problem solving. Proceeding from this, the paper proposes the concept of genetic decompilation, which is a solution to the problem of multiparameter optimization in the form of iterative approximation of instances of the source code to the "original" one which will compile to the given machine code. This concept is tested by conducting a series of experiments with the developed software prototype using a basic example of machine code. The results of the experiments prove the proof of the concept, thereby suggesting new innovative directions for ensuring information security in this subject area.

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Genetic Decompilation Concept of the Telecommunication Devices Machine Code

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Methodology for Machine Code Reverse Engineering. Part 2. Static Investigation

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The creating results a unified methodology for reverse engineering the machine code of devices are presented. This second part of the articles series is devoted to static research of code in order to restore its metainformation (source code, algorithms, architecture, conceptual model), as well as search for vulnerabilities in it. A scientific publications review on the topic of existing methods and tools for static analysis of machine code is carried out. A detailed description and formalization of the steps of the stage is given, as well as examples of their application in practice. A proposed methodology partial diagram is presented in graphical form, indicating the main and intermediate results obtained.

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A software complex for revealing malicious behavior in untrusted binary code

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Genetic Decompilation Concept of the Telecommunication Devices Machine Code

Genetic Decompilation Concept of the Telecommunication Devices Machine Code

Methodology for Machine Code Reverse Engineering. Part 2. Static Investigation

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