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/*
* kGuard Copyright (C) 2010 Columbia University
*
* This software was developed by Vasileios P. Kemerlis <[email protected]>
* at Columbia University, New York, NY, USA, in November 2010.
*
* This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
* (at your option) any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
#include <bsd/stdlib.h>
#include "kguard.h"
/*
* TODO:
* - Add support for GCC v4.7 (or later).
* - Add something useful in `plugin_info' help (pinfo.help).
*/
/* function declarations */
unsigned int branchprot_instrument(void);
/* assert GPL compatibility */
int __attribute__ ((visibility("default"))) plugin_is_GPL_compatible;
/* plugin information structure */
struct plugin_info __attribute__ ((visibility("default")))
pinfo = {
.version = VER,
.help = NULL
};
/* descriptor for the new pass provided by the plugin */
struct rtl_opt_pass __attribute__ ((visibility("default")))
pass_branchprot = {{
RTL_PASS,
NAME,
NULL,
branchprot_instrument,
NULL,
NULL,
0,
TV_NONE,
PROP_rtl,
0, 0, 0, 0
}};
/* plugin versioning structure */
static struct plugin_gcc_version
pver = {
.basever = "4.5.0",
.datestamp = "",
.devphase = "",
.revision = "",
.configuration_arguments = ""
};
/* kernel starting address */
static int kaddr = KADDR_DFL;
/* stub; run-time violation handler (address or symbol) */
static const char *stub = STUB_DFL;
/* NOP sled size; upper bound */
static size_t nop = NOP_DFL;
/* retprot flag */
static size_t retprot = RETPROT_DFL;
/* compatibility mode (needed for GCC 4.5.x series) */
static int compat = 0;
#ifdef DEBUG
/* log filename */
static char *log = NULL;
/* logfile */
static FILE *flog = NULL;
/*
* start the auditing process
*
* Open the logfile in append mode.
*/
static void
openlog(void)
{
/* check if a filename for logging has been specified */
if (log != NULL) {
/* open the logfile in appending mode */
if (likely((flog = fopen(log, "a")) != NULL))
/* success */
/* dump information regarding the translation unit */
(void)fprintf(flog, "[/F]:%s\n",
IDENTIFIER_POINTER(DECL_NAME(cfun->decl)));
else
/* failed */
(void)fprintf(stderr,
"%s: failed while trying to open %s (%s)\n",
NAME, log, xstrerror(errno));
}
}
/*
* terminate the auditing process
*
* Close the logfile.
*/
static void
closelog(void)
{
/* check if logging has been enabled */
if (flog != NULL) {
/* dump information regarding the translation unit */
(void)fprintf(flog, "[F/]:%s\n",
IDENTIFIER_POINTER(DECL_NAME(cfun->decl)));
/* cleanup */
(void)fclose(flog);
}
}
/*
* perform the actual logging
*
* Print the RTL expression of the inspected instruction; in case of
* instrumented instructions print an additional discriminator (i.e.,
* `M' for branches via an unsafe memory location, and `SM`/`R` for
* branches via safe memory locations or registers).
*
* insn: the instruction to log
* (e.g., a call_insn or jump_insn expression)
* type: the type of the instrumentation
* (e.g., no instrumentation, safe, unsafe)
*/
static void
commitlog(const rtx insn, const size_t type)
{
/* check if logging has been enabled */
if (flog != NULL) {
/* differentiate based on the instrumentation type */
switch (type) {
case SAFE_RET_INSTR:
/*
* discriminator for instrumented instructions;
* branch via a safe memory location (return)
*/
(void)fprintf(flog, "[SM-ret] ");
break;
case UNSAFE_INSTR:
/*
* discriminator for instrumented instructions;
* branch via an unsafe memory location
*/
(void)fprintf(flog, "[M] ");
break;
case SAFE_M_INSTR:
/*
* discriminator for instrumented instructions;
* branch via safe a memory location
*/
(void)fprintf(flog, "[SM] ");
break;
case SAFE_R_INSTR:
/*
* discriminator for instrumented instructions;
* branch via register
*/
(void)fprintf(flog, "[R] ");
break;
case NO_INSTR:
default:
/* default; make the compiler happy */
break;
}
/* dump the instruction */
print_rtl_single(flog, insn);
}
}
#endif /* DEBUG */
/*
* check if an expression contains an indirect call
* (e.g., as a sub-expression) in a DFS-like manner
*
* NOTE: It assumes that we can have only up to one
* call sub-expression (i.e., call_insn specific).
*
* expr: the expression to check
*
* returns: the indirect call sub-expression
* (if expr contains one), NULL otherwise
*/
static const rtx
contains_indirect_call(const rtx expr)
{
size_t i; /* iterator */
rtx res = NULL; /* return value */
/* quick reject; the expression is irrelevant */
if (expr == NULL || GET_RTX_CLASS(GET_CODE(expr)) != RTX_EXTRA)
return NULL;
/* a call expression found; check if it is an indirect call */
if (unlikely(GET_CODE(expr) == CALL &&
GET_RTX_CLASS(GET_CODE(XEXP(XEXP(expr, 0), 0)))
!= RTX_CONST_OBJ))
/* indirect call found; return it (ptr) */
return expr;
/* iterate all the sub-expressions */
for (i = 0; i < GET_RTX_LENGTH(GET_CODE(expr)); i++) {
/* extract the sub-expression and inspect it */
res = contains_indirect_call(XEXP(expr, i));
/*
* found an indirect call sub-expression;
* no need to check the rest
*/
if (unlikely(res != NULL))
break;
}
/* return the result */
return res;
}
/*
* check if an expression contains an indirect jump or
* return (e.g., as a sub-expression) in a DFS-like manner
*
* NOTE: It assumes that we can have only up to one
* jump sub-expression (i.e., jump_insn specific).
*
* expr: the expression to check
*
* returns: the indirect jump sub-expression
* (if expr contains one), NULL otherwise
*/
static const rtx
contains_indirect_jump(const rtx expr)
{
int i; /* iterator */
rtx res = NULL; /* return value */
/* quick reject; the expression is irrelevant */
if (expr == NULL ||
GET_CODE(expr) == USE ||
GET_CODE(expr) == CLOBBER ||
GET_CODE(expr) == ASM_OPERANDS)
return NULL;
/* a return/eh_return expression found */
if ((retprot == 1) &&
((GET_CODE(expr) == EH_RETURN) ||
#if GCCPLUGIN_VERSION >= 4007
/* GCC 4.7.x series have more than one `return' expression */
(GET_CODE(expr) == SIMPLE_RETURN) ||
#endif
(GET_CODE(expr) == RETURN)))
/* return it (ptr) */
return expr;
/* a set expression found; check if it is an indirect jump */
if (GET_CODE(expr) == SET &&
(MEM_P(XEXP(expr, 1)) || REG_P(XEXP(expr, 1))))
/* indirect jump found; return it (ptr) */
return expr;
/* expression vector */
if (GET_CODE(expr) == PARALLEL) {
/* iterate all the sub-expressions */
for (i = 0; i < XVECLEN(expr, 0); i++) {
/* extract the sub-expression and inspect it */
res = contains_indirect_jump(XVECEXP(expr, 0, i));
/*
* found an indirect jump sub-expression;
* no need to check the rest
*/
if (unlikely(res != NULL))
break;
}
}
/* return the result */
return res;
}
/*
* instrument an indirect branch;
* The branch target should be stored into:
* i. a register.
* ii. a "safe" memory location (i.e., see safe_ea() for more
* information regarding what we consider to be a safe
* memory location).
*
* Split the BB that contains the call_insn or jump_insn into two new BBs
* (the split is done just before the branch), and insert one more BB in
* between that contains the confinement code.
*
* branch_insn: the call_insn/jump_insn expression
* branch: the call/jump expression
* type: the type of the instruction (i.e., call_insn or jump_insn)
*/
static void
instr_branch_safe(const rtx branch_insn, const rtx branch, const size_t type)
{
size_t i; /* iterator */
basic_block bbranch_bb; /* basic block that contains the code
before the branch */
rtx branch_prev; /* expression before the branch */
rtx flags_reg; /* condition code register */
rtx btarget; /* expression for the branch target */
rtx ksaddr; /* kernel starting address */
rtx nop_pattern; /* NOP pattern */
rtx cmp; /* compare expression */
rtx jmp; /* jump expression */
rtx branch_lbl; /* label expression */
rtx vsaddr; /* violation handler */
/* machine condition code mode */
enum machine_mode cmpmode;
/* split the basic block before the branch expression */
branch_prev = PREV_INSN(branch_insn);
bbranch_bb = BLOCK_FOR_INSN(branch_prev);
split_block(bbranch_bb, branch_prev);
/*
* get a new label for the branch block
* (i.e., before the branch instruction in the new block)
*/
branch_lbl = emit_label_before(gen_label_rtx(), branch_insn);
/* rtx expression that computes the branch target of the branch */
if (type == CALL_INSN)
/* call_insn expression */
btarget = copy_rtx(XEXP(XEXP(branch, 0), 0));
else if (type == JUMP_INSN)
/* jump_insn expression */
btarget = copy_rtx(XEXP(branch, 1));
else
/* return/eh_return expression */
btarget = gen_rtx_MEM(MMODE, gen_rtx_REG(MMODE,
STACK_POINTER_REGNUM));
/* constant rtx expression with the base address of the kernel */
ksaddr = GEN_INT(kaddr);
/* rtx expression with the appropriate condition code mode */
#if linux && __amd64__
cmpmode = SELECT_CC_MODE(LT, btarget, ksaddr);
#elif linux && __i386__
cmpmode = SELECT_CC_MODE(GEU, btarget, ksaddr);
#else
#error "[!] Unsupported platform" /* unknown platform */
#endif
/* rtx expression for the condition register (flags) */
flags_reg = gen_rtx_REG(cmpmode, FLAGS_REG);
/* generate the random NOP sled */
nop_pattern = branch_prev;
for (i = 0; i <= arc4random_uniform(nop + 1); i++)
nop_pattern = emit_insn_after(gen_nop(), nop_pattern);
/* generate a compare instruction */
cmp = emit_insn_after(gen_rtx_SET(VOIDmode, flags_reg,
gen_rtx_COMPARE(cmpmode, btarget, ksaddr)),
nop_pattern);
/* generate a jump instruction */
jmp = emit_jump_insn_after(gen_rtx_SET(VOIDmode,
/* rtx expression for the PC */
pc_rtx,
gen_rtx_IF_THEN_ELSE(VOIDmode,
#if linux && __amd64__
gen_rtx_LT(VOIDmode, flags_reg, const0_rtx),
#elif linux && __i386__
gen_rtx_GEU(VOIDmode, flags_reg, const0_rtx),
#else
#error "[!] Unsupported platform" /* unknown platform */
#endif
/*
* goto the branch instruction if target branch
* address >= kernel base
*/
gen_rtx_LABEL_REF(VOIDmode, branch_lbl),
pc_rtx)),
cmp);
/* link the jump instruction with the branch label */
JUMP_LABEL(jmp) = branch_lbl;
LABEL_NUSES(branch_lbl)++;
/* run-time violation handler; stub */
vsaddr = gen_rtx_SYMBOL_REF(Pmode, stub);
SYMBOL_REF_FLAGS(vsaddr) |=
(SYMBOL_FLAG_FUNCTION | SYMBOL_FLAG_EXTERNAL);
/* generate the "fix" code */
(void)emit_insn_after(gen_rtx_SET(VOIDmode,
copy_rtx(btarget),
vsaddr),
jmp);
}
/*
* generate a "pop" expression
*
* Store the top of the stack into a destination operand.
*
* dst: the destination operand
*
* returns: the "pop" expression
*/
static const rtx
gen_rtx_pop(const rtx dst)
{
/* we need different handling based on the GCC version */
if (compat)
/* really ugly; clopied from gen_popsi1() :) */
return gen_rtx_PARALLEL(VOIDmode,
gen_rtvec(2,
gen_rtx_SET(VOIDmode,
dst,
gen_rtx_MEM(MMODE,
gen_rtx_REG(MMODE,
STACK_POINTER_REGNUM))),
gen_rtx_SET(VOIDmode,
gen_rtx_REG(MMODE,
STACK_POINTER_REGNUM),
gen_rtx_PLUS(MMODE,
gen_rtx_REG(MMODE,
STACK_POINTER_REGNUM),
GEN_INT(__SIZEOF_POINTER__)))));
else
return gen_rtx_SET(VOIDmode,
dst,
gen_rtx_MEM(MMODE, gen_rtx_POST_INC(Pmode,
gen_rtx_REG(MMODE,
STACK_POINTER_REGNUM))));
}
/*
* instrument an unsafe indirect branch;
* the EA of the branch target is stored into an "unsafe" memory location
* (i.e., a memory location referenced via the general purpose register (GPR),
* or via some GPR registers along with some constant arithmetic operations).
*
* Split the BB that contains the branch instruction into two new BBs (the
* split is done just before the branch), and insert one more BB in between that
* contain the confinement code. The difference of instr_branch_unsafe() and
* instr_branch_safe() is that the former confines also the location that the
* EA of the branch target is stored.
*
* branch_insn: the call_insn/jump_insn expression
* branch: the call/jump expression
* ea: expression that computes the location of the EA
* of the branch target
* type: the type of the instruction (i.e., call_insn or jump_insn)
*/
static void
instr_branch_unsafe(const rtx branch_insn,
const rtx branch,
const rtx ea,
const size_t type)
{
size_t i; /* iterator */
basic_block bbranch_bb; /* basic block that contains the code
before the branch */
rtx branch_prev; /* expression before the branch */
rtx flags_reg; /* condition code register */
rtx flags_reg_ea; /* condition code register; EA check */
rtx btarget; /* expression for the branch target */
rtx btarget_ea; /* expression for the memory location that
holds the branch target */
rtx ksaddr; /* kernel starting address */
rtx ksaddr_ea; /* kernel starting address; EA check */
rtx nop_pattern; /* NOP pattern */
rtx cmp; /* compare expression */
rtx cmp_ea; /* compare expression; EA check */
rtx jmp; /* jump expression */
rtx jmp_ea; /* jump expression; EA check */
rtx branch_lbl; /* label expression */
rtx branch_chk_lbl; /* label expression */
rtx vsaddr; /* violation handler */
rtx push; /* push expression */
rtx pop; /* pop expression */
rtx pop_fix; /* pop expression */
rtx sreg; /* spilled register */
/* machine condition code modes */
enum machine_mode cmpmode, cmpmode_ea;
/* split the basic block before the branch expression */
branch_prev = PREV_INSN(branch_insn);
bbranch_bb = BLOCK_FOR_INSN(branch_prev);
split_block(bbranch_bb, branch_prev);
/*
* get a new label for the branch block
* (i.e., before the branch instruction in the new block)
*/
branch_lbl = emit_label_before(gen_label_rtx(), branch_insn);
/*
* get a new label for the branch check block
* (i.e., before branch_lbl in the new block)
*/
branch_chk_lbl = emit_label_before(gen_label_rtx(), branch_lbl);
/* rtx expression that computes the branch target of the branch */
if (type == CALL_INSN)
/* call_insn expression */
btarget = copy_rtx(XEXP(XEXP(branch, 0), 0));
else
/* jump_insn expression */
btarget = copy_rtx(XEXP(branch, 1));
/*
* rtx expression that computes the register
* that holds the branch target (i.e., the EA);
*/
btarget_ea = gen_rtx_REG(MMODE, S_REG);
/* constant rtx expression with the base address of the kernel */
ksaddr = GEN_INT(kaddr);
/*
* constant rtx expression with the base address of the kernel;
* EA check
*/
ksaddr_ea = GEN_INT(kaddr);
#if linux && __amd64__
/* rtx expression with the appropriate condition code mode */
cmpmode = SELECT_CC_MODE(LT, btarget, ksaddr);
/* rtx expression with the appropriate condition code mode; EA check */
cmpmode_ea = SELECT_CC_MODE(LT, btarget_ea, ksaddr_ea);
#elif linux && __i386__
/* rtx expression with the appropriate condition code mode */
cmpmode = SELECT_CC_MODE(GEU, btarget, ksaddr);
/* rtx expression with the appropriate condition code mode; EA check */
cmpmode_ea = SELECT_CC_MODE(GEU, btarget_ea, ksaddr_ea);
#else
#error "[!] Unsupported platform" /* unknown platform */
#endif
/* rtx expression for the condition register (flags) */
flags_reg = gen_rtx_REG(cmpmode, FLAGS_REG);
/* rtx expression for the condition register (flags); EA check */
flags_reg_ea = gen_rtx_REG(cmpmode_ea, FLAGS_REG);
/* run-time violation handler; stub */
vsaddr = gen_rtx_SYMBOL_REF(Pmode, stub);
SYMBOL_REF_FLAGS(vsaddr) |=
(SYMBOL_FLAG_FUNCTION | SYMBOL_FLAG_EXTERNAL);
/* generate the random NOP sled */
nop_pattern = branch_prev;
for (i = 0; i <= arc4random_uniform(nop + 1); i++)
nop_pattern = emit_insn_after(gen_nop(), nop_pattern);
/* spill a register for holding the EA of the branch target */
push = emit_insn_after(gen_rtx_SET(VOIDmode,
gen_rtx_MEM(Pmode,
gen_rtx_PRE_DEC(Pmode, stack_pointer_rtx)),
copy_rtx(btarget_ea)),
nop_pattern);
/* compute the EA of the branch target into the spilled register */
sreg = emit_insn_after(gen_rtx_SET(VOIDmode,
copy_rtx(btarget_ea),
copy_rtx(ea)),
push);
/* generate a compare instruction; check the memory location first */
cmp_ea = emit_insn_after(gen_rtx_SET(VOIDmode, flags_reg_ea,
gen_rtx_COMPARE(cmpmode_ea,
btarget_ea,
ksaddr_ea)),
sreg);
/* generate a jump instruction */
jmp_ea = emit_jump_insn_after(gen_rtx_SET(VOIDmode,
/* rtx expression for the PC */
pc_rtx,
gen_rtx_IF_THEN_ELSE(VOIDmode,
#if linux && __amd64__
gen_rtx_LT(VOIDmode, flags_reg_ea, const0_rtx),
#elif linux && __i386__
gen_rtx_GEU(VOIDmode, flags_reg_ea, const0_rtx),
#else
#error "[!] Unsupported platform" /* unknown platform */
#endif
/*
* goto branch_chk_lbl if the memory location
* that stores the branch address >= kernel base
*/
gen_rtx_LABEL_REF(VOIDmode, branch_chk_lbl),
pc_rtx)),
cmp_ea);
/* link the jump instruction with the violation label */
JUMP_LABEL(jmp_ea) = branch_chk_lbl;
LABEL_NUSES(branch_chk_lbl)++;
/*
* generate a "pop" instruction; remove the EA of
* the branch target from the stack
*/
pop = emit_insn_after(gen_rtx_pop(copy_rtx(btarget_ea)),
jmp_ea);
/* generate a "call" instruction; invoke the violation handler */
(void)emit_call_insn_after(gen_rtx_CALL(VOIDmode,
gen_rtx_MEM(QImode, copy_rtx(vsaddr)),
const0_rtx),
pop);
/*
* generate a "pop" instruction; remove the EA of
* the branch target from the stack
*/
pop_fix = emit_insn_after(gen_rtx_pop(copy_rtx(btarget_ea)),
branch_chk_lbl);
/* generate a compare instruction */
cmp = emit_insn_after(gen_rtx_SET(VOIDmode, flags_reg,
gen_rtx_COMPARE(cmpmode, btarget, ksaddr)),
pop_fix);
/* generate a jump instruction */
jmp = emit_jump_insn_after(gen_rtx_SET(VOIDmode,
/* rtx expression for the PC */
pc_rtx,
gen_rtx_IF_THEN_ELSE(VOIDmode,
#if linux && __amd64__
gen_rtx_LT(VOIDmode, flags_reg, const0_rtx),
#elif linux && __i386__
gen_rtx_GEU(VOIDmode, flags_reg, const0_rtx),
#else
#error "[!] Unsupported platform" /* unknown platform */
#endif
/*
* goto the branch instruction if target branch
* address >= kernel base
*/
gen_rtx_LABEL_REF(VOIDmode, branch_lbl),
pc_rtx)),
cmp);
/* link the jump instruction with the branch label */
JUMP_LABEL(jmp) = branch_lbl;
LABEL_NUSES(branch_lbl)++;
/* generate the "fix" code */
(void)emit_insn_after(gen_rtx_SET(VOIDmode,
copy_rtx(btarget),
vsaddr),
jmp);
}
/*
* check if the target address of an indirect branch is *stored*
* into a "safe" memory location:
* i. a fixed memory location (e.g., obtained via a symbol name).
* ii. a memory location that is obtained via a fixed memory address
* (see case i. above), along with some constant arithmetic
* operation (i.e., +/- a constant number of bytes).
*
* ea: the effective address to analyze
*
* returns: SUCC if the ea is stored into one of the
* aforementioned locations, FAIL otherwise
*/
static int
safe_ea(const rtx ea)
{
/* cases i, ii */
if (GET_RTX_CLASS(GET_CODE(ea)) == RTX_CONST_OBJ)
return SUCC;
else
return FAIL;
}
/*
* jump_insn expression handler
*
* Inspect the sub-expressions of a jump_insn instruction
* (i.e., the PATTERN) and search for indirect jumps or returns;
* whenever one is found, call the appropriate instrumentation function.
*
* jump_insn: the jump_insn expression
* htab: the hash table with the instrumented instructions
*/
static void
handle_jump_insn(const rtx jump_insn, const htab_t htab)
{
rtx jump; /* indirect jump sub-expression (ptr) */
rtx taddr; /* sub-expression with the branch target; address */
/* check if we have already handled this jump_insn instruction */
if (unlikely(htab_find(htab, jump_insn) != NULL))
/* already handled; return */
return;
/* check all the sub-expressions of jump_insn for indirect jumps */
if (likely((jump = contains_indirect_jump(PATTERN(jump_insn))) == NULL))
{
#ifdef DEBUG /* auditing */
commitlog(jump_insn, NO_INSTR);
#endif /* DEBUG */
/* no indirect jumps found; return */
return;
}
/* jump vs return/eh_return */
if ((GET_CODE(jump) == EH_RETURN) ||
#if GCCPLUGIN_VERSION >= 4007
/* GCC 4.7.x series have more than one `return' expression */
(GET_CODE(jump) == SIMPLE_RETURN) ||
#endif
(GET_CODE(jump) == RETURN)) {
/* return/eh_return */
instr_branch_safe(jump_insn, NULL, GET_CODE(jump));
#ifdef DEBUG /* auditing */
commitlog(jump_insn, SAFE_RET_INSTR);
#endif /* DEBUG */
}
else { /* indirect jump */
/* extract the branch target */
taddr = XEXP(jump, 1);
/*
* indirect jump via a register (e.g., jmp *%eax; ea = %eax),
* or via a safe memory location; (see the comments of safe_ea()
* for more info about safe EA locations)
*/
if (unlikely(REG_P(taddr))) {
instr_branch_safe(jump_insn, jump, JUMP_INSN);
#ifdef DEBUG /* auditing */
commitlog(jump_insn, SAFE_R_INSTR);
#endif /* DEBUG */
}
else if (unlikely(safe_ea(XEXP(taddr, 0)) == SUCC)) {
instr_branch_safe(jump_insn, jump, JUMP_INSN);
#ifdef DEBUG /* auditing */
commitlog(jump_insn, SAFE_M_INSTR);
#endif /* DEBUG */
}
else {
/*
* indirect jump via an unsafe memory location
* (e.g., jmp *(%eax)); ea = (%eax)
*/
instr_branch_unsafe(jump_insn, jump,
XEXP(taddr, 0), JUMP_INSN);
#ifdef DEBUG /* auditing */
commitlog(jump_insn, UNSAFE_INSTR);
#endif /* DEBUG */
}
}
/* insert the instruction (jump_insn) into the handled set */
*htab_find_slot(htab, jump_insn, INSERT) = jump_insn;
}
/*
* call_insn expression handler
*
* Inspect the sub-expressions of a call_insn instruction
* (i.e., the PATTERN) and search for indirect calls; whenever
* one is found, call the appropriate instrumentation function.
*
* call_insn: the call_insn expression
* htab: the hash table with the instrumented instructions
*/
static void
handle_call_insn(const rtx call_insn, const htab_t htab)
{
rtx call; /* indirect call sub-expression (ptr) */
rtx taddr; /* sub-expression with the branch target; address */
/* check if we have already handled this call_insn instruction */
if (unlikely(htab_find(htab, call_insn) != NULL))
/* already handled; return */
return;
/* check all the sub-expressions of call_insn for indirect calls */
if (likely((call = contains_indirect_call(PATTERN(call_insn))) == NULL))
{
#ifdef DEBUG /* auditing */
commitlog(call_insn, NO_INSTR);
#endif /* DEBUG */
/* no indirect calls found; return */
return;
}
/* extract the branch target */
taddr = XEXP(XEXP(call, 0), 0);
/*
* indirect call via a register (e.g., call *%eax; ea = %eax),
* or via a safe memory location; (see the comments of safe_ea()
* for more info about safe EA locations)
*/
if (unlikely(REG_P(taddr))) {
instr_branch_safe(call_insn, call, CALL_INSN);
#ifdef DEBUG /* auditing */
commitlog(call_insn, SAFE_R_INSTR);
#endif /* DEBUG */
}
else if (unlikely(safe_ea(XEXP(taddr, 0)) == SUCC)) {
instr_branch_safe(call_insn, call, CALL_INSN);
#ifdef DEBUG /* auditing */
commitlog(call_insn, SAFE_M_INSTR);
#endif /* DEBUG */
}
else {
/*
* indirect call via an unsafe memory location
* (e.g., call *(%eax)); ea = (%eax)
*/
instr_branch_unsafe(call_insn, call, XEXP(taddr, 0), CALL_INSN);
#ifdef DEBUG /* auditing */
commitlog(call_insn, UNSAFE_INSTR);
#endif /* DEBUG */
}
/* insert the instruction (call_insn) into the handled set */
*htab_find_slot(htab, call_insn, INSERT) = call_insn;
}
/*
* branch-prot pass
* (callback; invoked for every translation unit)
*
* Confine all indirect branches via instrumentation;
* computed branches are *sandboxed* by disallowing
* targets outside the kernel code segment.
*
* NOTE: It may terminate the compilation process
* if it runs out of memory.
*
* returns: SUCC on success, FAIL on error
*/
unsigned int __attribute__ ((visibility("default")))
branchprot_instrument(void)
{
/* iterators */
basic_block it_bb; /* basic block (BB) iterator */
rtx it_insn; /* instruction (INSN) iterator */
/* hash table with the instructions to be instrumented */
htab_t htab_insn;
/*
* allocate a new hash table; it may call exit(3) if xcalloc()
* runs out of memory. The hash table implementation is the
* typical GCC htab_t
*
* NOTE: There is no need to check the return value for NULL,
* xcalloc() will handle this
*/
htab_insn = htab_create_alloc(HTAB_SZ_DFL,
htab_hash_pointer, /* ptr to INSN */
htab_eq_pointer,
NULL,
xcalloc, /* xcalloc allocator */
free); /* std free(3) */
#ifdef DEBUG /* auditing */
openlog();
#endif /* DEBUG */
/* traverse all the basic blocks of the translation unit */
FOR_EACH_BB(it_bb)
/* traverse all the instructions in the basic block */
FOR_BB_INSNS(it_bb, it_insn)
/* invoke the appropriate handler */
switch (GET_CODE(it_insn)) {
/* call_insn instructions */
case CALL_INSN:
handle_call_insn(it_insn, htab_insn);
break;
/* jump_insn instructions */
case JUMP_INSN:
handle_jump_insn(it_insn, htab_insn);
break;
default:
/* make the compiler happy */
break;
}
#ifdef DEBUG /* auditing */
closelog();
#endif /* DEBUG */
/* cleanup; deallocate the hash table */
free(htab_insn);
/* return with success */
return SUCC;
}
/*
* argument parsing
*
* Parse the plugin arguments and set the corresponding
* variables (i.e., `stub', `nop', `log', `retprot').
*
* plugin_info: information regarding the plugin; provided by GCC
*
* returns: SUCC on success, FAIL on error
*/
static int
parse_args(const struct plugin_name_args *plugin_info)
{
/* iterator */
int i;
/* argument length */
size_t len;
/* parse the plugin arguments (if any) */
for (i = 0; i < plugin_info->argc; i++) {
/* where is my getopt-like API? */
/* get the length of the argument */
len = strlen(plugin_info->argv[i].key);
/* stub */
if (strncmp(plugin_info->argv[i].key,
STUB_STR,
strlen(STUB_STR)) == 0 &&
len == strlen(STUB_STR)) {
if ((plugin_info->argv[i].value != NULL) &&
(strlen(plugin_info->argv[i].value) != 0))
/* stub can be an address or a symbol name */
stub = plugin_info->argv[i].value;
else {
/* missing stub */
(void)fprintf(stderr,
"%s: missing option for argument %s\n",
NAME,
plugin_info->argv[i].key);
/* fail */
return FAIL;
}
}
/* nop */
else if (strncmp(plugin_info->argv[i].key,
NOP_STR,
strlen(NOP_STR)) == 0 &&
len == strlen(NOP_STR)) {
if ((plugin_info->argv[i].value != NULL) &&
(strlen(plugin_info->argv[i].value) != 0))
/* parse the decimal option */
nop = strtoul(plugin_info->argv[i].value,
NULL,
BASE10);
else {
/* missing nop */
(void)fprintf(stderr,
"%s: missing option for argument %s\n",
NAME,
plugin_info->argv[i].key);