/// <summary>
/// This routine is fairly expensive, maybe unnecessary as well but it demo's walking the page table + EPT.
/// You can connect an address space dumper really easily
/// </summary>
/// <param name="MemSpace">The list of VMCS/EPTP configurations which will alter the page table use</param>
/// <param name="Procs">Detected procs to query</param>
/// <param name="pTypes">Type bitmas to interpreate</param>
public List<DetectedProc> ExtrtactAddressSpaces(IOrderedEnumerable<VMCS> MemSpace = null, ConcurrentBag<DetectedProc> Procs = null, PTType pTypes = PTType.UNCONFIGURED)
{
List<DetectedProc> rvList = new List<DetectedProc>();
var PT2Scan = pTypes == PTType.UNCONFIGURED ? (PTType.Windows | PTType.HyperV | PTType.GENERIC) : pTypes;
var procList = Procs == null ? Processes : Procs;
//var memSpace = MemSpace == null ? VMCSs.First() : MemSpace.First();
var memSpace = MemSpace == null ? VMCSs.GroupBy(x => x.EPTP).Select(xg => xg.First()) : MemSpace;
var p = from proc in Processes
where (((proc.PageTableType & PT2Scan) == proc.PageTableType))
orderby proc.CR3Value ascending
select proc;
int pcnt = Processes.Count();
int vmcnt = memSpace.Count();
var tot = pcnt * vmcnt;
var curr = 0;
var AlikelyKernelSet = from ptes in p.First().TopPageTablePage
where ptes.Key > 255 && MagicNumbers.Each.All(ppx => ppx != ptes.Key)
select ptes.Value;
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Yellow;
WriteLine($"assessing {tot} address spaces");
ProgressBarz.Progress = 0;
var VMCSTriage = new Dictionary<VMCS, int>();
//Parallel.ForEach(memSpace, (space) =>
foreach (var space in memSpace)
{
// we do it this way so that parallelized tasks do not interfere with each other
// overall it may blow the cache hit ratio but will tune a single task to see the larger/better cache
// versus multicore, my suspicion is that multi-core is better
using (var memAxs = new Mem(MemFile, null, DetectedDesc))
{
var sx = 0;
foreach (var px in p)
//Parallel.ForEach(p, (proc) =>
{
try
{
var proc = px.Clone<DetectedProc>();
proc.vmcs = space;
var pt = PageTable.AddProcess(proc, memAxs, false);
if (pt != null && VerboseOutput)
{
// If we used group detection correlation a valid EPTP should work for every process
if (proc.vmcs != null && proc.PT.RootPageTable.PFNCount > proc.TopPageTablePage.Count())
{
WriteLine($"Virtualized Process PT Entries [{proc.PT.RootPageTable.PFNCount}] Type [{proc.PageTableType}] PID [{proc.vmcs.EPTP:X}:{proc.CR3Value:X}]");
rvList.Add(proc);
}
else {
WriteLine($"canceling evaluation of bad EPTP for this group");
foreach (var pxc in Processes)
pxc.vmcs = null;
break;
}
sx++;
curr++;
var progress = Convert.ToInt32((Convert.ToDouble(curr) / Convert.ToDouble(tot) * 100.0) + 0.5);
ProgressBarz.RenderConsoleProgress(progress);
}
}
catch (ExtendedPageNotFoundException eptpX)
{
WriteLine($"Bad EPTP selection;{Environment.NewLine}\tEPTP:{eptpX.RequestedEPTP}{Environment.NewLine}\t CR3:{eptpX.RequestedCR3}{Environment.NewLine} Attempting to skip to next proc.");
memAxs.DumpPFNIndex();
}
catch (MemoryRunMismatchException mrun)
{
WriteLine($"Error in accessing memory for PFN {mrun.PageRunNumber:X16}");
memAxs.DumpPFNIndex();
}
catch (PageNotFoundException pnf)
{
WriteLine($"Error in selecting page, see {pnf}");
memAxs.DumpPFNIndex();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
WriteLine($"Error in memspace extraction: {ex.ToString()}");
memAxs.DumpPFNIndex();
}
WriteLine($"{sx} VMCS dominated process address spaces and were decoded succsessfully.");
//});
}
}
}
//});
using (var memAxs = new Mem(MemFile, null, DetectedDesc))
{
var nonVMCSprocs = from px in Processes
where px.vmcs == null
select px;
foreach (var px in nonVMCSprocs)
{
var pmetal = px.Clone<DetectedProc>();
// this is a process on the bare metal
var pt = PageTable.AddProcess(pmetal, memAxs, false);
WriteLine($"Process {pmetal.CR3Value:X16} Physical walk w/o SLAT yielded {pmetal.PT.RootPageTable.PFNCount} entries");
rvList.Add(pmetal);
}
}
return rvList;
}
/// <summary>
/// This routine is fairly expensive, maybe unnecessary as well but it demo's walking the page table + EPT.
/// You can connect an address space dumper really easily
/// </summary>
/// <param name="MemSpace">The list of VMCS/EPTP configurations which will alter the page table use</param>
/// <param name="Procs">Detected procs to query</param>
/// <param name="pTypes">Type bitmas to interpreate</param>
public List <DetectedProc> ExtrtactAddressSpaces(IOrderedEnumerable <VMCS> MemSpace = null, ConcurrentBag <DetectedProc> Procs = null, PTType pTypes = PTType.UNCONFIGURED)
{
List <DetectedProc> rvList = new List <DetectedProc>();
var PT2Scan = pTypes == PTType.UNCONFIGURED ? (PTType.Windows | PTType.HyperV | PTType.GENERIC) : pTypes;
var procList = Procs == null ? Processes : Procs;
//var memSpace = MemSpace == null ? VMCSs.First() : MemSpace.First();
var memSpace = MemSpace == null?VMCSs.GroupBy(x => x.EPTP).Select(xg => xg.First()) : MemSpace;
var p = from proc in Processes
where (((proc.PageTableType & PT2Scan) == proc.PageTableType))
orderby proc.CR3Value ascending
select proc;
int pcnt = Processes.Count();
int vmcnt = memSpace.Count();
var tot = pcnt * vmcnt;
var curr = 0;
var AlikelyKernelSet = from ptes in p.First().TopPageTablePage
where ptes.Key > 255 && MagicNumbers.Each.All(ppx => ppx != ptes.Key)
select ptes.Value;
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Yellow;
WriteLine($"assessing {tot} address spaces");
ProgressBarz.Progress = 0;
var VMCSTriage = new Dictionary <VMCS, int>();
//Parallel.ForEach(memSpace, (space) =>
foreach (var space in memSpace)
{
// we do it this way so that parallelized tasks do not interfere with each other
// overall it may blow the cache hit ratio but will tune a single task to see the larger/better cache
// versus multicore, my suspicion is that multi-core is better
using (var memAxs = new Mem(MemFile, null, DetectedDesc))
{
var sx = 0;
foreach (var px in p)
//Parallel.ForEach(p, (proc) =>
{
try
{
var proc = px.Clone <DetectedProc>();
proc.vmcs = space;
var pt = PageTable.AddProcess(proc, memAxs, false);
if (pt != null && VerboseOutput)
{
// If we used group detection correlation a valid EPTP should work for every process
if (proc.vmcs != null && proc.PT.RootPageTable.PFNCount > proc.TopPageTablePage.Count())
{
WriteLine($"Virtualized Process PT Entries [{proc.PT.RootPageTable.PFNCount}] Type [{proc.PageTableType}] PID [{proc.vmcs.EPTP:X}:{proc.CR3Value:X}]");
rvList.Add(proc);
}
else
{
WriteLine($"canceling evaluation of bad EPTP for this group");
foreach (var pxc in Processes)
{
pxc.vmcs = null;
}
break;
}
sx++;
curr++;
var progress = Convert.ToInt32((Convert.ToDouble(curr) / Convert.ToDouble(tot) * 100.0) + 0.5);
ProgressBarz.RenderConsoleProgress(progress);
}
}
catch (ExtendedPageNotFoundException eptpX)
{
WriteLine($"Bad EPTP selection;{Environment.NewLine}\tEPTP:{eptpX.RequestedEPTP}{Environment.NewLine}\t CR3:{eptpX.RequestedCR3}{Environment.NewLine} Attempting to skip to next proc.");
memAxs.DumpPFNIndex();
}
catch (MemoryRunMismatchException mrun)
{
WriteLine($"Error in accessing memory for PFN {mrun.PageRunNumber:X16}");
memAxs.DumpPFNIndex();
}
catch (PageNotFoundException pnf)
{
WriteLine($"Error in selecting page, see {pnf}");
memAxs.DumpPFNIndex();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
WriteLine($"Error in memspace extraction: {ex.ToString()}");
memAxs.DumpPFNIndex();
}
WriteLine($"{sx} VMCS dominated process address spaces and were decoded succsessfully.");
//});
}
}
}
//});
using (var memAxs = new Mem(MemFile, null, DetectedDesc))
{
var nonVMCSprocs = from px in Processes
where px.vmcs == null
select px;
foreach (var px in nonVMCSprocs)
{
var pmetal = px.Clone <DetectedProc>();
// this is a process on the bare metal
var pt = PageTable.AddProcess(pmetal, memAxs, false);
WriteLine($"Process {pmetal.CR3Value:X16} Physical walk w/o SLAT yielded {pmetal.PT.RootPageTable.PFNCount} entries");
rvList.Add(pmetal);
}
}
return(rvList);
}