rop-tool v2.4.2

A tool to help you write binary exploits

OPTIONS

rop-tool v2.4.2
Help you make binary exploits.

Usage: rop-tool <cmd> [OPTIONS]

Commands :
   gadget        Search gadgets
   patch         Patch the binary
   info          Print info about binary
   heap          Display heap structure
   disassemble   Disassemble the binary
   search        Search on binary
   help          Print help
   version       Print version

Try "rop-tool help <cmd>" for more informations about a command.

GADGET COMMAND

Usage : rop-tool gadget [OPTIONS] [FILENAME]

OPTIONS:
  --arch, -A               Select an architecture (x86, x86-64, arm, arm64)
  --all, -a                Print all gadgets (even gadgets which are not uniq)
  --depth, -d         [d]  Specify the depth for gadget searching (default is 5)
  --flavor, -f        [f]  Select a flavor (att or intel)
  --no-filter, -F          Do not apply some filters on gadgets
  --help, -h               Print this help message
  --no-color, -N           Do not colorize output

SEARCH COMMAND

Usage : rop-tool search [OPTIONS] [FILENAME]

OPTIONS:
  --all-string, -a    [n]  Search all printable strings of at least [n] caracteres. (default is 6)
  --byte, -b          [b]  Search the byte [b] in binary
  --dword, -d         [d]  Search the dword [d] in binary
  --help, -h               Print this help message
  --no-color, -N           Don't colorize output
  --qword, -q         [q]  Search the qword [q] in binary
  --raw, -r                Open file in raw mode (don't considere any file format)
  --split-string, -s  [s]  Search a string "splited" in memory (which is not contiguous in memory)
  --string, -S        [s]  Search a string (a byte sequence) in binary
  --word, -w          [w]  Search the word [w] in binary

PATCH COMMAND

Usage : rop-tool patch [OPTIONS] [FILENAME]

OPTIONS:
  --address, -a       [a]  Select an address to patch
  --bytes, -b         [b]  A byte sequence (e.g. : "\xaa\xbb\xcc") to write
  --filename, -f      [f]  Specify the filename
  --help, -h               Print this help message
  --offset, -o        [o]  Select an offset to patch (from start of the file)
  --output, -O        [o]  Write to an another filename
  --raw, -r                Open file in raw mode

INFO COMMAND

Usage : rop-tool info [OPTIONS] [FILENAME]

OPTIONS:
  --all, -a                Show all infos
  --segments, -l           Show segments
  --sections, -s           Show sections
  --syms, -S               Show symbols
  --filename, -f      [f]  Specify the filename
  --help, -h               Print this help message
  --no-color, -N           Disable colors

DISASSEMBLE COMMAND

Usage : rop-tool dis [OPTIONS] [FILENAME]

OPTIONS:
  --help, -h               Print this help message
  --no-color, -N           Do not colorize output
  --address, -a    <a>     Start disassembling at address <a>
  --offset, -o     <o>     Start disassembling at offset <o>
  --sym, -s        <s>     Disassemble symbol
  --len, -l        <l>     Disassemble only <l> bytes
  --arch, -A       <a>     Select architecture (x86, x86-64, arm, arm64)
  --flavor, -f     <f>     Change flavor (intel, att)

HEAP COMMAND

Usage : rop-tool heap [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]

OPTIONS:
  --calloc, -C             Trace calloc calls
  --free, -F               Trace free calls
  --realloc, -R            Trace realloc calls
  --malloc, -M             Trace malloc calls
  --dumpdata, -d           Dump chunk's data
  --output, -O             Output in a file
  --help, -h               Print this help message
  --tmp, -t        <d>     Specify the writable directory, to dump the library (default: /tmp/)
  --no-color, -N           Do not colorize output

Small explainations about output of heap command

Each line correspond to a malloc chunk, and the heap is dumped after each execution of heap functions (free, malloc, realloc, calloc)

addr: is the real address of the malloc chunk
usr_addr: is the address returned by malloc functions to user
size: is the size of the malloc chunk
flags: P is PREV_INUSE, M is IS_MAPED and A is NON_MAIN_ARENA

FEATURES

String searching, gadget searching, patching, info, heap visualization, disassembling
Colored output
Intel and AT&T flavor
Support of ELF, PE and MACH-O binary format
Support of big and little endian
Support of x86, x86_64, ARM, ARM64, MIPS, MIPS64 architectures

EXAMPLES

Basic gadget searching

rop-tool gadget ./program

Display all gadgets with AT&T syntax

rop-tool gadget ./program -f att -a

Search gadgets in RAW x86 file

rop-tool gadget ./program -A x86

Search a "splitted" string in the binary

rop-tool search ./program -s "/bin/sh"

Search all strings in binary

rop-tool search ./program -a

Patch binary at offset 0x1000, with "\xaa\xbb\xcc\xdd" and save as "patched" :

rop-tool patch ./program -o 0x1000 -b "\xaa\xbb\xcc\xdd" -O patched

Visualize heap allocation of /bin/ls command :

rop-tool heap /bin/ls

Disassemble 0x100 bytes at address 0x08048452

rop-tool dis /bin/ls -l 0x100 -a 0x08048452

SCREENSHOTS

rop-tool gadget /bin/ls

rop-tool search /bin/ls -a

rop-tool search /bin/ls -s "/bin/sh\x00"

rop-tool heap ./a.out

rop-tool dis ./bin  # Many formats

COMPILATION

git clone https://github.com/t00sh/rop-tool.git
cd rop-tool
sh scripts/set_env.sh
make

DEPENDENCIES

capstone

LICENSE

GPLv3 license

AUTHOR

Tosh (tosh at t0x0sh . org)

t00sh/rop-tool

t00sh

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