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yaraQA

Analyseur de règles YARA pour améliorer la qualité et les performances des règles

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yaraQA

Analyseur de règles YARA pour améliorer la qualité et les performances des règles

Pourquoi ?

Les règles YARA peuvent être syntaxiquement correctes mais toujours dysfonctionnelles. yaraQA essaie de détecter et de signaler ces problèmes à l'auteur ou au mainteneur d'un ensemble de règles YARA.

Les problèmes que yaraQA essaie de détecter sont par exemple :

  • des règles syntaxiquement correctes mais qui ne correspondent jamais en raison d'erreurs dans la condition (par exemple une règle avec une chaîne et 2 of them dans la condition)
  • des règles qui utilisent des combinaisons de chaîne et de modificateur probablement erronées (par exemple $ = "\\Debug\\" fullword)
  • des problèmes de performances causés par des atomes courts, des caractères répétés ou des boucles (par exemple $ = "AA" ; peuvent être exclus de l'analyse en utilisant --ignore-performance)

J'ai l'intention d'étendre l'ensemble de tests au fil du temps. Chaque version mineure inclura de nouvelles fonctionnalités ou de nouveaux tests.

Installation des prérequis

root@kitploit:~
pip install -r requirements.txt

Utilisation

root@kitploit:~
usage: yaraQA.py [-h] [-f yara files [yara files ...]] [-d yara files [yara files ...]] [-o outfile] [-b baseline] [-l level]
                 [--ignore-performance] [--debug]

YARA RULE ANALYZER

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -f yara files [yara files ...]
                        Path to input files (one or more YARA rules, separated by space)
  -d yara files [yara files ...]
                        Path to input directory (YARA rules folders, separated by space)
  -o outfile            Output file that lists the issues (JSON, default: 'yaraQA-issues.json') 
  -b baseline           Use a issues baseline (issues found and reviewed before) to filter issues
  -l level              Minium level to show (1=informational, 2=warning, 3=critical)
  --ignore-performance  Suppress performance-related rule issues
  --debug               Debug output

Essayez-le

root@kitploit:~
python3 yaraQA.py -d ./test/

Supprimez tous les problèmes de performance et n'affichez que les problèmes de détection / logique.

root@kitploit:~
python3 yaraQA.py -d ./test/ --ignore-performance

Supprimez tous les problèmes de type informatif

root@kitploit:~
python3 yaraQA.py -d ./test/ -level 2

Utilisez une base de référence pour ne voir que les nouveaux problèmes (pas ceux que vous avez déjà examinés). Le fichier de base de référence est une ancienne sortie JSON d'un état examiné.

root@kitploit:~
python3 yaraQA.py -d ./test/ -b yaraQA-reviewed-issues.json

Exemples de règles avec problèmes

Des exemples de règles avec problèmes se trouvent dans le dossier ./test.

Sortie

Par défaut, yaraQA écrit les problèmes détectés dans un fichier nommé yaraQA-issues.json.

Cette liste montre un exemple de la sortie générée par yaraQA au format JSON :

root@kitploit:~
[
    {
        "rule": "Demo_Rule_1_Fullword_PDB",
        "id": "SM1",
        "issue": "The rule uses a PDB string with the modifier 'wide'. PDB strings are always included as ASCII strings. The 'wide' keyword is unneeded.",
        "element": {
            "name": "$s1",
            "value": "\\\\i386\\\\mimidrv.pdb",
            "type": "text",
            "modifiers": [
                "ascii",
                "wide",
                "fullword"
            ]
        },
        "level": "info",
        "type": "logic",
        "recommendation": "Remove the 'wide' modifier"
    },
    {
        "rule": "Demo_Rule_1_Fullword_PDB",
        "id": "SM2",
        "issue": "The rule uses a PDB string with the modifier 'fullword' but it starts with two backslashes and thus the modifier could lead to a dysfunctional rule.",
        "element": {
            "name": "$s1",
            "value": "\\\\i386\\\\mimidrv.pdb",
            "type": "text",
            "modifiers": [
                "ascii",
                "wide",
                "fullword"
            ]
        },
        "level": "warning",
        "type": "logic",
        "recommendation": "Remove the 'fullword' modifier"
    },
    {
        "rule": "Demo_Rule_2_Short_Atom",
        "id": "PA2",
        "issue": "The rule contains a string that turns out to be a very short atom, which could cause a reduced performance of the complete rule set or increased memory usage.",
        "element": {
            "name": "$s1",
            "value": "{ 01 02 03 }",
            "type": "byte"
        },
        "level": "warning",
        "type": "performance",
        "recommendation": "Try to avoid using such short atoms, by e.g. adding a few more bytes to the beginning or the end (e.g. add a binary 0 in front or a space after the string). Every additional byte helps."
    },
    {
        "rule": "Demo_Rule_3_Fullword_FilePath_Section",
        "id": "SM3",
        "issue": "The rule uses a string with the modifier 'fullword' but it starts and ends with two backslashes and thus the modifier could lead to a dysfunctional rule.",
        "element": {
            "name": "$s1",
            "value": "\\\\ZombieBoy\\\\",
            "type": "text",
            "modifiers": [
                "ascii",
                "fullword"
            ]
        },
        "level": "warning",
        "type": "logic",
        "recommendation": "Remove the 'fullword' modifier"
    },
    {
        "rule": "Demo_Rule_4_Condition_Never_Matches",
        "id": "CE1",
        "issue": "The rule uses a condition that will never match",
        "element": {
            "condition_segment": "2 of",
            "num_of_strings": 1
        },
        "level": "error",
        "type": "logic",
        "recommendation": "Fix the condition"
    },
    {
        "rule": "Demo_Rule_5_Condition_Short_String_At_Pos",
        "id": "PA1",
        "issue": "This rule looks for a short string at a particular position. A short string represents a short atom and could be rewritten to an expression using uint(x) at position.",
        "element": {
            "condition_segment": "$mz at 0",
            "string": "$mz",
            "value": "MZ"
        },
        "level": "warning",
        "type": "performance",
        "recommendation": ""
    },
    {
        "rule": "Demo_Rule_5_Condition_Short_String_At_Pos",
        "id": "PA2",
        "issue": "The rule contains a string that turns out to be a very short atom, which could cause a reduced performance of the complete rule set or increased memory usage.",
        "element": {
            "name": "$mz",
            "value": "MZ",
            "type": "text",
            "modifiers": [
                "ascii"
            ]
        },
        "level": "warning",
        "type": "performance",
        "recommendation": "Try to avoid using such short atoms, by e.g. adding a few more bytes to the beginning or the end (e.g. add a binary 0 in front or a space after the string). Every additional byte helps."
    },
    {
        "rule": "Demo_Rule_6_Condition_Short_Byte_At_Pos",
        "id": "PA1",
        "issue": "This rule looks for a short string at a particular position. A short string represents a short atom and could be rewritten to an expression using uint(x) at position.",
        "element": {
            "condition_segment": "$mz at 0",
            "string": "$mz",
            "value": "{ 4d 5a }"
        },
        "level": "warning",
        "type": "performance",
        "recommendation": ""
    },
    {
        "rule": "Demo_Rule_6_Condition_Short_Byte_At_Pos",
        "id": "PA2",
        "issue": "The rule contains a string that turns out to be a very short atom, which could cause a reduced performance of the complete rule set or increased memory usage.",
        "element": {
            "name": "$mz",
            "value": "{ 4d 5a }",
            "type": "byte"
        },
        "level": "warning",
        "type": "performance",
        "recommendation": "Try to avoid using such short atoms, by e.g. adding a few more bytes to the beginning or the end (e.g. add a binary 0 in front or a space after the string). Every additional byte helps."
    },
    {
        "rule": "Demo_Rule_6_Condition_Short_Byte_At_Pos",
        "id": "SM3",
        "issue": "The rule uses a string with the modifier 'fullword' but it starts and ends with two backslashes and thus the modifier could lead to a dysfunctional rule.",
        "element": {
            "name": "$s1",
            "value": "\\\\Section\\\\in\\\\Path\\\\",
            "type": "text",
            "modifiers": [
                "ascii",
                "fullword"
            ]
        },
        "level": "warning",
        "type": "logic",
        "recommendation": "Remove the 'fullword' modifier"
    }
]

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