r2analyze 0.1.0

r2pipe script for Intezer Analyze

r2analyze - Radare2 integration with Intezer Analyze

Execute the plugin via #!pipe and save yourself time while reversing. The plugin helps you focus on the malicious and unique functions.

How to use

1. Run pip install r2analyze to download and install.
2. Add your API key as a shell environment variable INTEZER_API_KEY.
3. Upload the sample to Analyze.
4. Open the file with radare2 and analyze the file with for example aaa.
5. Run #!pipe r2analyze.
6. Flag starting with gene_ has been added to all functions with code-reuse.

Example

After we have submitted the file to Intezer Analyze, we open the file with radare2:

$ r2 7c82689142a415b0a34553478e445988980f48705735939d6d33c17e4e8dac94
 -- *(ut64*)buffer ought to be illegal
[0x004028e3]> aaa
[x] Analyze all flags starting with sym. and entry0 (aa)
[x] Analyze function calls (aac)
[x] Analyze len bytes of instructions for references (aar)
[x] Finding and parsing C++ vtables (avrr)
[x] Type matching analysis for all functions (aaft)
[x] Propagate noreturn information (aanr)
[x] Use -AA or aaaa to perform additional experimental analysis.

When we run r2analyze, it will query Analyze for code reuse. Functions that share code already malware will be marked with a gene flag. All the flags are added to a new flag space called "gene" for easier filtering.

[0x004028e3]> #!pipe r2analyze
Analyzing 7c82689142a415b0a34553478e445988980f48705735939d6d33c17e4e8dac94
Functions found 194.
[0x004028e3]> fs gene
[0x004028e3]> f
0x00401000 1 gene_malware_ScarCruft_4198400
0x004013e0 1 gene_malware_ScarCruft_4199392
0x00401f20 1 gene_malware_ScarCruft_4202272
0x00402090 1 gene_malware_ScarCruft_4202640

Function identified as sharing code with ScarCruft:

[0x004028e3]> pdfs @ 4202272
;-- gene_malware_ScarCruft_4202272:
0x00401f4a call dword [sym.imp.KERNEL32.dll_CreateFileA]
0x00401f5f call dword [sym.imp.KERNEL32.dll_GetFileSizeEx]
0x00401f7a call dword [sym.imp.KERNEL32.dll_CloseHandle]
0x00401f98:
0x00401fb0:
0x00401fc7 fcn.00401f20+0xb0 fcn.00401f20+0xb0
0x00401fd0:
0x00401fd3:
0x00401ff0:
0x00401ff5:
0x00402003:
0x0040200c int32_t arg_1ch
0x0040200d int32_t arg_18h
0x0040200e uint32_t arg_14h
0x0040200f int32_t arg_10h
0x00402010 int32_t arg_ch
0x00402014 int32_t arg_8h
0x00402018 call fcn.00402090 fcn.00402090