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1 Stack Overflow COMP620
2 There are two kinds of people in America today: those who have experienced a foreign cyber attack and know it, and those who have experienced a foreign cyber attack and don t know it. Frank Wolf
3 National Cyber Alert System Technical Cyber Security Alert TA09-161A Adobe Acrobat and Reader Vulnerabilities Original release date: June 10, 2009 Last revised: -- Source: US-CERT Systems Affected * Adobe Reader versions and earlier * Adobe Acrobat versions and earlier Overview Adobe has released Security Bulletin APSB09-07, which describes several buffer overflow vulnerabilities that could allow a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code.
4 Buffer Overflows Are the Major Threat Buffer overflows are the greatest security vulnerability When a security alert contains the phrase The most severe of these vulnerabilities allows a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code., the underlying problem is probably a buffer overflow The Morris worm (the first Internet worm) spread in part by exploiting a stack buffer overflow in the Unix finger server Many students do not know what they are
5 Critical Vulnerabilities source: Yves Younan, 25 Years of Vulnerabilities:
6 Vulnerabilities by Year source: Yves Younan, 25 Years of Vulnerabilities:
7 What will this C++ program do? void examplefunc() { int stuff = 0; } char info[4]; int i; for (i = 0; i < 7; i++){ info[i] = stuff++; } A. Compiler Error B. Run time buffer overflow error C. Corrupt data D. Data execute exception
8 Basic Buffer Overflow boolean rootpriv = false; char name[8]; cin >> name; When the program reads the name Smith S m i t h false char name[8] rootpriv
9 Basic Buffer Overflow boolean rootpriv = false; char name[8]; cin >> name; When the program reads the name Armstrong A r m s t r o n g char name[8] rootpriv
10 Stack Overflow A stack overflow exploit occurs when a user enters data that exceeds the memory reserved for the input The input can change adjacent data or the return address on the stack char mystuff[4]; W X Y Z Return address Program Stack
11 The Other Stack Overflow The phrase Stack Overflow also applies to programs whose stack grows to exceed the available memory These stack overflows are often generated by runaway recursion or allocated large data structures on the stack This form of stack overflow is not usually the result of a malicious attack This is a problem for another day
12 Program Memory Organization Heap Stack Global data Intel method Program instructions
13 Byte Ordering Some systems store the least significant byte first (Little Endian). Others store the most significant byte first (Big Endian) The decimal number 258 ( ) would be stored in as a 32 bit binary number Big Endian byte 0 byte 1 byte 2 byte 3 Little Endian (Intel processor) byte 0 byte 1 byte 2 byte 3
14 Stack Review Consider the function void thefunc( float &dog, int cat ){ } char cow[4]; that is called by the main program int bass = 5; float carp = 7.0; float *trout = &carp; thefunc( trout, bass );
15 Stack for Call push bass 5 (value of bass) thefunc( trout, bass );
16 Stack for Call push bass push trout 5 (value of bass) address of carp thefunc( trout, bass );
17 Stack for Call push bass push trout push return address 5 (value of bass) address of carp return address thefunc( trout, bass );
18 Stack for Call push bass push trout push return address push frame pointer 5 (value of bass) address of carp return address Addr of last frame thefunc( trout, bass );
19 Stack for Call push bass push trout push return address push frame pointer Allocate space for local variable, cow[4] 5 (value of bass) address of carp return address Addr of last frame cow[4] thefunc( trout, bass );
20 Overflowing Local Variables On an Intel processor (and many others) the stack is extended to lower addresses If you address beyond a local variable, you will overwrite the return address. 5 (value of bass) address of carp return address Addr of last frame cow[4]
21 Hacking the Stack If a program does not properly check array bounds, it may be possible to give the program specially crafted input that overwrites the return address with a binary value cow[8] to cow[11] are the return address 5 (value of bass) address of carp return address Addr of last frame cow[4]
22 Hacking the Stack If a program does not properly check array bounds, it may be possible to give the program specially crafted input that overwrites the return address with a binary value 5 (value of bass) address of carp return addr=? Frame ptr = wxyz cow[4]= abcd The return address can be changed to the address of a function in the program Function parameters can also be put on the stack
23 Loading Malicious Code A long input to a short buffer might also contain binary machine language The return address can be overwritten to cause the program to jump to the newly loaded machine language when it returns
24 What is the most evil thing a stack overflow exploit can do? A. Change the return address to call some function B. Load binary machine language C. Crash the program D. Alter data
25 Research Paper Your research paper is due by 11:00am on Wednesday Technical requirements 3 5 pages in length single spaced or space and a half 12 point font with one inch margins on all sides in Microsoft Word or PDF format
26 Research Paper The paper MUST be your opinion on the topic Your opinion must be backed up with facts At least 4 reliable references Other references are allowed
27 Plagiarism Whenever you use the ideas of another, you must cite the source Direct quotes must be quoted Beware of citations in quotes Whenever you use another s idea, indicate the source John Doe [4] says this is ridiculous.
28 Preventing Stack Overflow Exploits Better software engineering Avoid dangerous functions Language choice Compiler tools (Stack Guard) Analysis tools Execution Prevention Randomize stack location
29 You are the cause It s All About You As a programmer, insecure code that you may write can leave users vulnerable to attack You are the solution By writing secure code, you can protect users from attack
30 Stack Canaries A stack canary is a random number placed on the stack between the user data and the return address Overflowing the local variable and changing the return address will also change the stack canary Before returning, the program checks the canary value 5 (value of bass) address of carp return address Addr of last frame Stack canary cow[4]
31 Data Execution Prevention Most newer processors have a bit in the page table that inhibits instruction fetches from that page Operating systems can set data execution prevention for stacks This prevents the program from executing machine language loaded on the stack by an exploit This does not prevent programs from overwriting the return address
32 Random Stack Location Microsoft Windows locates a programs stack at a random address since Windows Vista Each time the program is executed, the stack is at a different address Hackers cannot learn stack addresses from a previous execution of the program
33 Real Overflow Attack A handout gives step-by-step instructions on how to perform a real stack overflow This attack puts machine language on the stack to print your name The exercise uses a virtual machine running Windows XP
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