CC=clang CXX=clang++ make
To fuzz a hypervisor, we first must obtain a snapshot. To do this, follow the instructions in hyperpill-snap
After collecting the snapshot, the snapshot directory should contain the following files:
dir/memdir/regsdir/vmcs
where dir can be kvm, hyperv, macos, or whatever you want.
P.S. you may want to run md5sum dir/mem | cut -d ' ' -f 1 > dir/mem.md5sum to
make your life easy.
We are using the example directory structure outlined below to keep everything organized and easy to manage.
.
├── HyperPill
├── snapshots/kvmFirst, enumerate the input-spaces:
# Create a working directory
mkdir -p /tmp/fuzz/; cd /tmp/fuzz
export SNAPSHOT_BASE=/path/to/snapshots/kvm
export PROJECT_ROOT=/path/to/HyperPill
KVM=1 FUZZ_ENUM=1 $PROJECT_ROOT/scripts/run_hyperpill.sh
After the enumeration stage is complete, we can fuzz the snapshot:
mkdir CORPUS
KVM=1 CORPUS_DIR=./CORPUS NSLOTS=$(nproc) $PROJECT_ROOT/scripts/run_hyperpill.sh
Additionally, for elf-based hypervisors, it will be convenient to store copies
of the binaries that we expect to be fuzzing for symbolization and breakpointing
purposes. See hyperpill-snap for a description of downloading
the debugging symbols into dir/symbols.
To use these symbols, we need to infer the symbol map. To do this:
KVM=1 SYMBOLS_DIR=$SNAPSHOT_BASE/symbols $PROJECT_ROOT/scripts/run_hyperpill.sh 2>&1 | grep Symbolization
Save the output to dir/layout. An example:
Symbolization Range: ffffffffc0b3e000 - ffffffffc0b6fa56 size: 31a56 file: dir/symbols/kvm-intel.ko section: .text sh_addr: 0
Symbolization Range: ffffffffb0400000 - ffffffffb12018c2 size: e018c2 file: dir/symbols/vmlinux section: .text sh_addr: ffffffff81000000
Symbolization Range: ffffffffc09dc000 - ffffffffc0a44de3 size: 68de3 file: dir/symbols/kvm.ko section: .text sh_addr: 0
Symbolization Range: 7f4ec7c2e380 - 7f4ec7d81f2d size: 153bad file: dir/symbols/libc.so.6 section: .text sh_addr: 26380
Symbolization Range: 55bc471e6660 - 55bc4813942c size: f52dcc file: dir/symbols/qemu-system-x86_64 section: .text sh_addr: 975660
Symbolization Range: 7f4ec7f05e80 - 7f4ec7f91a1e size: 8bb9e file: dir/symbols/libglib-2.0.so.0 section: .text sh_addr: 1de80
Symbolization Range: 7f4ec88c1530 - 7f4ec88d5c4c size: 1471c file: dir/symbols/libslirp.so.0 section: .text sh_addr: 4530
Symbolization Range: 7ffd204d2000 - 7ffd20927d96 size: 455d96 file: dir/symbols/vmlinux section: .rodata sh_addr: ffffffff82000000
Then, remove SYMBOLS_DIR and rerun the fuzzer. Every new PC will be symbolized.
KVM=1 $PROJECT_ROOT/scripts/run_hyperpill.sh
We can reproduce a crash:
KVM=1 $PROJECT_ROOT/scripts/run_hyperpill.sh crash-48f2f7
Add have more debugging information:
KVM=1 FUZZ_DEBUG_DISASM=1 $PROJECT_ROOT/scripts/run_hyperpill.sh crash-48f2f7 2>&1 | tee crash-48f2f7.txt
python3 $PROJECT_ROOT/scripts/symbolize.py $SNAPSHOT_BASE/layout $SNAPSHOT_BASE/symbols/ crash-48f2f7.txt
For any bus errors, unlink the shm in /dev/shm or expand the memory.
