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Logic-Oriented Opaque Predicate Detection in Obfuscated Binary Code
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LOOP is a logic oriented opaque predicate checker. It is able to detect the following opaque predicates in binary code: 1. Invariant opaque predicate 2. Contextual opaque predicate 3. Dynamic opaque predicate LOOP is developed based on BAP. BAP: The Binary Analysis Platform. For more information see the project webpage at http://bap.ece.cmu.edu BAP is released under MIT license and the GPL license; see the appropriate LICENSE.{MIT,GPL}. How to use: 1. Use Pin to generate a execution trace. It also needs a lib called gentrace. The command is like: LOOPDIR/pin/pin -t LOOPDIR/pintraces/obj-ia32/gentrace.so -taint_args -- yourprogram yourargs 2. Convert trace into concrete trace: LOOPDIR/utils/iltrans -trace tracename -trace-concrete -pp-ast tracename.con.il 3. Preprocess the trace: LOOPDIR/utils/pre_process.pl tracename.con.il 4. Symbolic execute the trace: LOOPDIR/utils/iltrans -il tracename.con.il -il-formula tracename.stp 5. Solve the formula with STP. You will need a STP solver installed. stp tracename.stp
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