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// Copyright 2017 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.
#include "components/zucchini/heuristic_ensemble_matcher.h"
#include <algorithm>
#include <memory>
#include <string>
#include <utility>
#include <vector>
#include "base/bind.h"
#include "base/numerics/safe_conversions.h"
#include "base/strings/stringprintf.h"
#include "components/zucchini/binary_data_histogram.h"
#include "components/zucchini/element_detection.h"
#include "components/zucchini/image_utils.h"
#include "components/zucchini/io_utils.h"
namespace zucchini {
namespace {
/******** Helper Functions ********/
// Uses |detector| to find embedded executables inside |image|, and returns the
// result on success, or base::nullopt on failure, which occurs if too many (>
// |kElementLimit|) elements are found.
base::Optional<std::vector<Element>> FindEmbeddedElements(
ConstBufferView image,
const std::string& name,
ElementDetector&& detector) {
// Maximum number of Elements in a file. This is enforced because our matching
// algorithm is O(n^2), which suffices for regular archive files that should
// have up to 10's of executable files. An archive containing 100's of
// executables is likely pathological, and is rejected to prevent exploits.
static constexpr size_t kElementLimit = 256;
std::vector<Element> elements;
ElementFinder element_finder(image, std::move(detector));
for (auto element = element_finder.GetNext();
element.has_value() && elements.size() <= kElementLimit;
element = element_finder.GetNext()) {
elements.push_back(*element);
}
if (elements.size() >= kElementLimit) {
LOG(WARNING) << name << ": Found too many elements.";
return base::nullopt;
}
LOG(INFO) << name << ": Found " << elements.size() << " elements.";
return elements;
}
// Determines whether a proposed comparison between Elements should be rejected
// early, to decrease the likelihood of creating false-positive matches, which
// may be costly for patching. Our heuristic simply prohibits big difference in
// size (relative and absolute) between matched elements.
bool UnsafeDifference(const Element& old_element, const Element& new_element) {
static constexpr double kMaxBloat = 2.0;
static constexpr size_t kMinWorrysomeDifference = 2 << 20; // 2MB
size_t lo_size = std::min(old_element.size, new_element.size);
size_t hi_size = std::max(old_element.size, new_element.size);
if (hi_size - lo_size < kMinWorrysomeDifference)
return false;
if (hi_size < lo_size * kMaxBloat)
return false;
return true;
}
std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& stream, const Element& elt) {
stream << "(" << CastExecutableTypeToString(elt.exe_type) << ", "
<< AsHex<8, size_t>(elt.offset) << " +" << AsHex<8, size_t>(elt.size)
<< ")";
return stream;
}
/******** MatchingInfoOut ********/
// A class to output detailed information during ensemble matching. Extracting
// the functionality to a separate class decouples formatting and printing logic
// from matching logic. The base class consists of stubs.
class MatchingInfoOut {
protected:
MatchingInfoOut() = default;
public:
virtual ~MatchingInfoOut() = default;
virtual void InitSizes(size_t old_size, size_t new_size) {}
virtual void DeclareTypeMismatch(int iold, int inew) {}
virtual void DeclareUnsafeDistance(int iold, int inew) {}
virtual void DeclareCandidate(int iold, int inew) {}
virtual void DeclareMatch(int iold,
int inew,
double dist,
bool is_identical) {}
virtual void DeclareOutlier(int iold, int inew) {}
virtual void OutputCompare(const Element& old_element,
const Element& new_element,
double dist) {}
virtual void OutputMatch(const Element& best_old_element,
const Element& new_element,
bool is_identical,
double best_dist) {}
virtual void OutputScores(const std::string& stats) {}
virtual void OutputTextGrid() {}
private:
DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(MatchingInfoOut);
};
/******** MatchingInfoTerse ********/
// A terse MatchingInfoOut that prints only basic information, using LOG().
class MatchingInfoOutTerse : public MatchingInfoOut {
public:
MatchingInfoOutTerse() = default;
~MatchingInfoOutTerse() override = default;
void OutputScores(const std::string& stats) override {
LOG(INFO) << "Best dists: " << stats;
}
private:
DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(MatchingInfoOutTerse);
};
/******** MatchingInfoOutVerbose ********/
// A verbose MatchingInfoOut that prints detailed information using |out_|,
// including comparison pairs, scores, and a text grid representation of
// pairwise matching results.
class MatchingInfoOutVerbose : public MatchingInfoOut {
public:
explicit MatchingInfoOutVerbose(std::ostream& out) : out_(out) {}
~MatchingInfoOutVerbose() override = default;
// Outputs sizes and initializes |text_grid_|.
void InitSizes(size_t old_size, size_t new_size) override {
out_ << "Comparing old (" << old_size << " elements) and new (" << new_size
<< " elements)" << std::endl;
text_grid_.assign(new_size, std::string(old_size, '-'));
best_dist_.assign(new_size, -1.0);
}
// Functions to update match status in text grid representation.
void DeclareTypeMismatch(int iold, int inew) override {
text_grid_[inew][iold] = 'T';
}
void DeclareUnsafeDistance(int iold, int inew) override {
text_grid_[inew][iold] = 'U';
}
void DeclareCandidate(int iold, int inew) override {
text_grid_[inew][iold] = 'C'; // Provisional.
}
void DeclareMatch(int iold,
int inew,
double dist,
bool is_identical) override {
text_grid_[inew][iold] = is_identical ? 'I' : 'M';
best_dist_[inew] = dist;
}
void DeclareOutlier(int iold, int inew) override {
text_grid_[inew][iold] = 'O';
}
// Functions to print detailed information.
void OutputCompare(const Element& old_element,
const Element& new_element,
double dist) override {
out_ << "Compare old" << old_element << " to new" << new_element << " --> "
<< base::StringPrintf("%.5f", dist) << std::endl;
}
void OutputMatch(const Element& best_old_element,
const Element& new_element,
bool is_identical,
double best_dist) override {
if (is_identical) {
out_ << "Skipped old" << best_old_element << " - identical to new"
<< new_element;
} else {
out_ << "Matched old" << best_old_element << " to new" << new_element
<< " --> " << base::StringPrintf("%.5f", best_dist);
}
out_ << std::endl;
}
void OutputScores(const std::string& stats) override {
out_ << "Best dists: " << stats << std::endl;
}
void OutputTextGrid() override {
int new_size = static_cast<int>(text_grid_.size());
for (int inew = 0; inew < new_size; ++inew) {
const std::string& line = text_grid_[inew];
out_ << " ";
for (char ch : line) {
char prefix = (ch == 'I' || ch == 'M') ? '(' : ' ';
char suffix = (ch == 'I' || ch == 'M') ? ')' : ' ';
out_ << prefix << ch << suffix;
}
if (best_dist_[inew] >= 0)
out_ << " " << base::StringPrintf("%.5f", best_dist_[inew]);
out_ << std::endl;
}
if (!text_grid_.empty()) {
out_ << " Legend: I = identical, M = matched, T = type mismatch, "
"U = unsafe distance, C = candidate, O = outlier, - = skipped."
<< std::endl;
}
}
private:
std::ostream& out_;
// Text grid representation of matches. Rows correspond to "old" and columns
// correspond to "new".
std::vector<std::string> text_grid_;
// For each "new" element, distance of best match. -1 denotes no match.
std::vector<double> best_dist_;
private:
DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(MatchingInfoOutVerbose);
};
} // namespace
/******** HeuristicEnsembleMatcher ********/
HeuristicEnsembleMatcher::HeuristicEnsembleMatcher(std::ostream* out)
: out_(out) {}
HeuristicEnsembleMatcher::~HeuristicEnsembleMatcher() = default;
bool HeuristicEnsembleMatcher::RunMatch(ConstBufferView old_image,
ConstBufferView new_image) {
DCHECK(matches_.empty());
LOG(INFO) << "Start matching.";
// Find all elements in "old" and "new".
base::Optional<std::vector<Element>> old_elements =
FindEmbeddedElements(old_image, "Old file",
base::BindRepeating(DetectElementFromDisassembler));
if (!old_elements.has_value())
return false;
base::Optional<std::vector<Element>> new_elements =
FindEmbeddedElements(new_image, "New file",
base::BindRepeating(DetectElementFromDisassembler));
if (!new_elements.has_value())
return false;
std::unique_ptr<MatchingInfoOut> info_out;
if (out_)
info_out = std::make_unique<MatchingInfoOutVerbose>(*out_);
else
info_out = std::make_unique<MatchingInfoOutTerse>();
const int num_new_elements = base::checked_cast<int>(new_elements->size());
const int num_old_elements = base::checked_cast<int>(old_elements->size());
info_out->InitSizes(num_old_elements, num_new_elements);
// For each "new" element, match it with the "old" element that's nearest to
// it, with distance determined by BinaryDataHistogram. The resulting
// "old"-"new" pairs are stored into |results|. Possibilities:
// - Type mismatch: No match.
// - UnsafeDifference() heuristics fail: No match.
// - Identical match: Skip "new" since this is a trivial case.
// - Non-identical match: Match "new" with "old" with min distance.
// - No match: Skip "new".
struct Results {
int iold;
int inew;
double dist;
};
std::vector<Results> results;
// Precompute histograms for "old" since they get reused.
std::vector<BinaryDataHistogram> old_his(num_old_elements);
for (int iold = 0; iold < num_old_elements; ++iold) {
ConstBufferView sub_image(old_image[(*old_elements)[iold]]);
old_his[iold].Compute(sub_image);
// ProgramDetector should have imposed minimal size limit to |sub_image|.
// Therefore resulting histogram are expected to be valid.
CHECK(old_his[iold].IsValid());
}
const int kUninitIold = num_old_elements;
for (int inew = 0; inew < num_new_elements; ++inew) {
const Element& cur_new_element = (*new_elements)[inew];
ConstBufferView cur_new_sub_image(new_image[cur_new_element.region()]);
BinaryDataHistogram new_his;
new_his.Compute(cur_new_sub_image);
CHECK(new_his.IsValid());
double best_dist = HUGE_VAL;
int best_iold = kUninitIold;
bool is_identical = false;
for (int iold = 0; iold < num_old_elements; ++iold) {
const Element& cur_old_element = (*old_elements)[iold];
if (cur_old_element.exe_type != cur_new_element.exe_type) {
info_out->DeclareTypeMismatch(iold, inew);
continue;
}
if (UnsafeDifference(cur_old_element, cur_new_element)) {
info_out->DeclareUnsafeDistance(iold, inew);
continue;
}
double dist = old_his[iold].Distance(new_his);
info_out->DeclareCandidate(iold, inew);
info_out->OutputCompare(cur_old_element, cur_new_element, dist);
if (best_dist > dist) { // Tie resolution: First-one, first-serve.
best_iold = iold;
best_dist = dist;
if (best_dist == 0) {
ConstBufferView sub_image(old_image[cur_old_element.region()]);
if (sub_image.equals(cur_new_sub_image)) {
is_identical = true;
break;
}
}
}
}
if (best_iold != kUninitIold) {
const Element& best_old_element = (*old_elements)[best_iold];
info_out->DeclareMatch(best_iold, inew, best_dist, is_identical);
if (is_identical) // Skip "new" if identical match is found.
++num_identical_;
else
results.push_back({best_iold, inew, best_dist});
info_out->OutputMatch(best_old_element, cur_new_element, is_identical,
best_dist);
}
}
// Populate |matches_| from |result|. To reduce that chance of false-positive
// matches, statistics on dists are computed. If a match's |dist| is an
// outlier then it is rejected.
if (results.size() > 0) {
OutlierDetector detector;
for (const auto& result : results) {
if (result.dist > 0)
detector.Add(result.dist);
}
detector.Prepare();
info_out->OutputScores(detector.RenderStats());
for (const Results& result : results) {
if (detector.DecideOutlier(result.dist) > 0) {
info_out->DeclareOutlier(result.iold, result.inew);
} else {
matches_.push_back(
{(*old_elements)[result.iold], (*new_elements)[result.inew]});
}
}
info_out->OutputTextGrid();
}
Trim();
return true;
}
} // namespace zucchini