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Implement stubs of common LibC functions for PointerInference analysis (
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"malloc", | ||
"calloc", | ||
"realloc", | ||
"xmalloc" | ||
"xmalloc", | ||
"strdup" | ||
] | ||
}, | ||
"StringAbstraction": { | ||
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src/cwe_checker_lib/src/analysis/pointer_inference/context/stubs.rs
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use super::*; | ||
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impl<'a> Context<'a> { | ||
/// Handle the parameters of a call to sscanf by assuming that arbitrary values are written to the targets of the variadic parameters. | ||
pub fn handle_params_of_sscanf_call( | ||
&self, | ||
state: &State, | ||
new_state: &mut State, | ||
sscanf_symbol: &ExternSymbol, | ||
call_tid: &Tid, | ||
) -> Result<(), Error> { | ||
use crate::utils::arguments; | ||
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let format_string_address = state | ||
.eval_parameter_arg( | ||
&sscanf_symbol.parameters[1], | ||
&self.project.runtime_memory_image, | ||
)? | ||
.get_if_absolute_value() | ||
.ok_or_else(|| anyhow!("Format string may not be a constant string"))? | ||
.try_to_bitvec()?; | ||
let format_string = arguments::parse_format_string_destination_and_return_content( | ||
format_string_address, | ||
&self.project.runtime_memory_image, | ||
)?; | ||
// Calculate the data types of the parameters | ||
let format_string_param_types = arguments::parse_format_string_parameters( | ||
&format_string, | ||
&self.project.datatype_properties, | ||
)?; | ||
// All variadic parameters are pointers (to their respective data types) | ||
let format_string_params = | ||
vec![ | ||
(Datatype::Pointer, self.project.stack_pointer_register.size); | ||
format_string_param_types.len() | ||
]; | ||
let format_string_args = arguments::calculate_parameter_locations( | ||
format_string_params, | ||
sscanf_symbol, | ||
self.project, | ||
); | ||
for (arg, (datatype, size)) in format_string_args | ||
.iter() | ||
.zip(format_string_param_types.iter()) | ||
{ | ||
if let Ok(param) = state.eval_parameter_arg(arg, &self.project.runtime_memory_image) { | ||
if *datatype != Datatype::Pointer { | ||
self.log_debug( | ||
new_state.store_value( | ||
¶m, | ||
&Data::new_top(*size), | ||
&self.project.runtime_memory_image, | ||
), | ||
Some(call_tid), | ||
); | ||
} else { | ||
for id in param.referenced_ids() { | ||
new_state | ||
.memory | ||
.assume_arbitrary_writes_to_object(id, &BTreeSet::new()); | ||
} | ||
} | ||
} | ||
} | ||
Ok(()) | ||
} | ||
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/// For stubbed function that may write to a memory object provided through a parameter | ||
/// we assume for the corresponding memory objects that arbitrary writes to them may have happened. | ||
/// | ||
/// This function uses the same access patterns for stubbed functions as the [`function_signature`](crate::analysis::function_signature) analysis | ||
/// for determine which parameters are accessed mutably. | ||
pub fn handle_parameter_access_for_stubbed_functions( | ||
&self, | ||
state: &State, | ||
new_state: &mut State, | ||
extern_symbol: &ExternSymbol, | ||
) { | ||
let access_patterns = self | ||
.extern_fn_param_access_patterns | ||
.get(extern_symbol.name.as_str()) | ||
.unwrap(); | ||
for (arg, access_pattern) in extern_symbol.parameters.iter().zip(access_patterns.iter()) { | ||
if access_pattern.is_mutably_dereferenced() { | ||
if let Ok(param) = state.eval_parameter_arg(arg, &self.project.runtime_memory_image) | ||
{ | ||
for id in param.referenced_ids() { | ||
new_state | ||
.memory | ||
.assume_arbitrary_writes_to_object(id, &BTreeSet::new()); | ||
} | ||
} | ||
} | ||
} | ||
} | ||
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/// Compute the return values for stubbed extern symbols. | ||
/// Note that this function does not handle malloc-like symbols that return a newly created heap object as a return value. | ||
pub fn compute_return_value_for_stubbed_function( | ||
&self, | ||
state: &State, | ||
extern_symbol: &ExternSymbol, | ||
) -> Data { | ||
use return_value_stubs::*; | ||
match extern_symbol.name.as_str() { | ||
"memcpy" | "memmove" | "memset" | "strcat" | "strcpy" | "strncat" | "strncpy" => { | ||
copy_param(state, extern_symbol, 0, &self.project.runtime_memory_image) | ||
} | ||
"fgets" => or_null(copy_param( | ||
state, | ||
extern_symbol, | ||
0, | ||
&self.project.runtime_memory_image, | ||
)), | ||
"strchr" | "strrchr" | "strstr" => or_null(param_plus_unknown_offset( | ||
state, | ||
extern_symbol, | ||
0, | ||
&self.project.runtime_memory_image, | ||
)), | ||
_ => untracked(self.project.stack_pointer_register.size), | ||
} | ||
} | ||
} | ||
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/// Helper functions for computing return values for extern symbol calls. | ||
pub mod return_value_stubs { | ||
use super::*; | ||
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/// An untracked value is just a `Top` value. | ||
/// It is used for any non-pointer return values. | ||
pub fn untracked(register_size: ByteSize) -> Data { | ||
Data::new_top(register_size) | ||
} | ||
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/// A return value that is just a copy of a parameter. | ||
pub fn copy_param( | ||
state: &State, | ||
extern_symbol: &ExternSymbol, | ||
param_index: usize, | ||
global_memory: &RuntimeMemoryImage, | ||
) -> Data { | ||
state | ||
.eval_parameter_arg(&extern_symbol.parameters[param_index], global_memory) | ||
.unwrap_or_else(|_| Data::new_top(extern_symbol.parameters[param_index].bytesize())) | ||
} | ||
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/// A return value that adds an unknown offset to a given parameter. | ||
/// E.g. if the parameter is a pointer to a string, | ||
/// this return value would describe a pointer to an offset inside the string. | ||
pub fn param_plus_unknown_offset( | ||
state: &State, | ||
extern_symbol: &ExternSymbol, | ||
param_index: usize, | ||
global_memory: &RuntimeMemoryImage, | ||
) -> Data { | ||
let param = state | ||
.eval_parameter_arg(&extern_symbol.parameters[param_index], global_memory) | ||
.unwrap_or_else(|_| Data::new_top(extern_symbol.parameters[param_index].bytesize())); | ||
param.add_offset(&IntervalDomain::new_top(param.bytesize())) | ||
} | ||
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/// The return value may also be zero in addition to its other possible values. | ||
pub fn or_null(data: Data) -> Data { | ||
data.merge(&Bitvector::zero(data.bytesize().into()).into()) | ||
} | ||
} |
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