New sandbox/virtulization bypass under ring3

Discussion in 'sandboxing & virtualization' started by R8y, Dec 22, 2007.

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  1. ErikAlbert

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    LOL @ RoboDog, the dog of RoboForm to make it look more trusty. :)
     
  2. zopzop

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    i was too chicken to try it out for myself when i got a hold of the file. but i post over on the comodo forums and it seems one of the their members there had the file already and tested it out. comodo passed.
     
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    Well, I got a sample <snipped>, but I´m not sure what to think of it. What is it supposed to do? When I let it do all its stuff, I can still reboot my machine, wasn´t it supposed to make it unbootable?

    Btw, NG didn´t give me a single alert, but this may be because it malfunctions at the moment in my VM, not sure. SSM gave me alerts about PassDiskProtect_C.exe wanting to modify/take control of the second/duplicate process, you don´t see this normally, so it´s already a clue that it´s probably malicious. Of course I also got to see the alert about "low level disk access". The problem is that it doesn´t make any difference if I allow or block all of this, so again, what is it supposed to do?
     
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  5. Peter2150

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    See PM
     
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    Wonder what is the PM. If something about his Q why not here so all of us will know.
     
  7. Peter2150

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    Aigle nothing really about the subject. I just pm'd something I didn't want him to miss. Sorry if it caused any confusion.
     
  8. Rasheed187

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    Huh? That´s not completely true Peter2150, after all, you did give me instructions on how to use the test. And sorry about my little mistake, I didn´t know that. But anyway, I followed your instructions (I clicked "enter" 3 times) but still no luck, I can still reboot my machine. Does it do anything else? Am I infected after executing this tool? I really don´t know why this tool refuses to wreck up my OS.
     
  9. BlueZannetti

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    Generally, we consider this a good thing.

    As for the state of your machine after the use of any "tool", you really need to appreciate that this is probably a path you shouldn't be walking down if you can't independently perform a detailed systems recheck and validation.

    Blue
     
  10. Rasheed187

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    Yes of course, but for testing purposes I need to see what this tool is capable of, otherwise I can´t test if my HIPS can in fact stop it or not. And all testing is done inside a VM. ;)

    I´m not sure what you mean, but isn´t this a matter of knowing which tools to use to spot infections? Or do you mean that I better make sure that I can restore the machine to a certain point? This can be easily done inside a VM.
     
  11. BlueZannetti

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    Make no assumptions and always consider the outcome of a worst case scenario - which, with this type of situation, could be your machine is rendered nonfunctional outside of the VM (How? nothing fancy - typically user error). Can you fix that situation on your own if it happened right now? Yes, I mean this minute - complete recovery of the machine. If so, you're fine. If not, perhaps some additional planning is in order.

    Blue
     
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