Reputation: 980
I'm writing an program which enumerates hooks created by SetWindowsHookEx()
Here is the process:
GetProcAddress()
to obtain gSharedInfo
exported in User32.dll
(works, verified)gSharedInfo + 8
, the result should be a pointer of first handle entry. (works, verified)[gSharedInfo] + 8
, the result should be count
of handles to enumerate. (works, verified)count
timesHANDLEENTRY.bType
is 5(which means it's a HHOOK). If so, print informations.The problem is, although step 1-3 only mess around with user mode memory, step 4 requires the program to read kernel memory. After some research I found that ZwSystemDebugControl
can be used to access Kernel Memory from user mode. So I wrote the following function:
BOOL GetKernelMemory(PVOID pKernelAddr, PBYTE pBuffer, ULONG uLength)
{
MEMORY_CHUNKS mc;
ULONG uReaded = 0;
mc.Address = (UINT)pKernelAddr; //Kernel Memory Address - input
mc.pData = (UINT)pBuffer;//User Mode Memory Address - output
mc.Length = (UINT)uLength; //length
ULONG st = -1;
ZWSYSTEMDEBUGCONTROL ZwSystemDebugControl = (ZWSYSTEMDEBUGCONTROL)GetProcAddress(
GetModuleHandleA("ntdll.dll"), "NtSystemDebugControl");
st = ZwSystemDebugControl(SysDbgCopyMemoryChunks_0, &mc, sizeof(MEMORY_CHUNKS), 0, 0, &uReaded);
return st == 0;
}
But the function above didn't work. uReaded
is always 0 and st
is always 0xC0000002. How do I resolve this error?
my full program: http://pastebin.com/xzYfGdC5
Upvotes: 4
Views: 2901
Reputation: 2127
The Meltdown vulnerability makes it possible to read Kernel memory from User Mode on most Intel CPUs with a speed of approximately 500kB/s. This works on most unpatched OS'es.
Upvotes: 1