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But first, please read 674 | . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # monitorSVC 2 | > Used to monitor svc calls of running android apps 3 | 4 | ## Usage 5 | ./monitorSVC -p $pid 6 | [-L] 7 | [-v sysCallNo]* 8 | [-e sysCallNo]* 9 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /attach.c: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | /*#include 2 | #include 3 | #include 4 | #include 5 | #include 6 | #include 7 | #include 8 | #include 9 | #include 10 | */ 11 | #include 12 | #include 13 | #include 14 | #include 15 | #include 16 | #include 17 | #include 18 | #include 19 | #include 20 | #include 21 | #include 22 | #include 23 | #include 24 | #include 25 | 26 | #define _XOPEN_SOURCE 500 /* include pread,pwrite */ 27 | #define _GNU_SOURCE 28 | 29 | const int long_size = sizeof(long); 30 | 31 | char *sysCallNameStr[398]; 32 | 33 | 34 | int excludeSysCall[400] = {0}; 35 | int includeSysCall[400] = {0}; 36 | 37 | int isInclude = 0; 38 | 39 | 40 | long getSysCallNo(int pid, struct pt_regs *regs) 41 | { 42 | long scno = 0; 43 | ptrace(PTRACE_GETREGS, pid, NULL, regs); 44 | scno = ptrace(PTRACE_PEEKTEXT, pid, (void*)(regs->ARM_pc - 4), NULL); 45 | if(scno == 0) 46 | return 0; 47 | 48 | if(scno == 0xef000000) 49 | scno = regs->ARM_r7; 50 | else 51 | { 52 | if((scno & 0x0ff00000) != 0x0f900000) 53 | return -1; 54 | 55 | scno &= 0x000fffff; 56 | } 57 | 58 | return scno; 59 | } 60 | 61 | void reverse(char *str) 62 | { 63 | int i, j; 64 | char temp; 65 | for(i=0,j=strlen(str)-2;i<=j;++i,--j) 66 | { 67 | temp = str[i]; 68 | str[i] = str[j]; 69 | str[j] = temp; 70 | } 71 | } 72 | 73 | void getdata(pid_t pid, long addr, char *str, int len) 74 | { 75 | char *laddr; 76 | int i, j; 77 | union u { 78 | long val; 79 | char chars[long_size]; 80 | } data; 81 | 82 | i=0; 83 | j=len/long_size; 84 | laddr = str; 85 | while(i= 0 && scno < sizeof(sysCallNameStr) && includeSysCall[scno]) 171 | { 172 | ; 173 | }else 174 | return; 175 | } 176 | 177 | if(scno >= 0 && scno < sizeof(sysCallNameStr) && !excludeSysCall[scno]) 178 | { 179 | ; 180 | }else 181 | return; 182 | 183 | if(scno == __NR_write) 184 | { 185 | str = (char *)malloc((regs.ARM_r2 + 1)* sizeof(char)); 186 | //size_t write(int fd, const void *buf, size_t count); 187 | getdata(pid, regs.ARM_r1, str, regs.ARM_r2); 188 | reverse(str); 189 | putdata(pid, regs.ARM_r1, str, regs.ARM_r2); 190 | //printf("Reverse str. long_size:%d\n", long_size); 191 | free(str); 192 | }else if(scno == __NR_open) 193 | { 194 | printf("__NR_open is called\n"); 195 | char fileName[255]; 196 | memset(fileName, 0, 255); 197 | peek_str(pid, regs.ARM_r0, fileName); 198 | printf("open file: %s\n",fileName); 199 | }else if(scno == __NR_openat) 200 | { 201 | char fileName[255]; 202 | memset(fileName, 0, 255); 203 | peek_str(pid, regs.ARM_r1, fileName); 204 | printf("openat file: %s\n",fileName); 205 | }else 206 | { 207 | if(scno >= 0 && scno < sizeof(sysCallNameStr) && strcmp(sysCallNameStr[scno], "")) 208 | { 209 | printf("Target syscall %s\n", sysCallNameStr[scno]); 210 | }else 211 | printf("Target syscall no:%ld\n", scno); 212 | } 213 | 214 | } 215 | 216 | #define HELPSTR "\n\ 217 | Usage:%s -p $pid \n\ 218 | [-L] \n\ 219 | [-v sysCallNo]* \n\ 220 | [-e sysCallNo]* \n\ 221 | " 222 | 223 | #define SYSCALLTABLE "\n\ 224 | SysCallNo SysCallName\n\ 225 | 0 __NR_restart_syscall \n\ 226 | 1 __NR_exit \n\ 227 | 2 __NR_fork \n\ 228 | 3 __NR_read \n\ 229 | 4 __NR_write \n\ 230 | 5 __NR_open \n\ 231 | 6 __NR_close \n\ 232 | 8 __NR_creat \n\ 233 | 9 __NR_link \n\ 234 | 10 __NR_unlink \n\ 235 | 11 __NR_execve \n\ 236 | 12 __NR_chdir \n\ 237 | 14 __NR_mknod \n\ 238 | 15 __NR_chmod \n\ 239 | 16 __NR_lchown \n\ 240 | 19 __NR_lseek \n\ 241 | 20 __NR_getpid \n\ 242 | 21 __NR_mount \n\ 243 | 23 __NR_setuid \n\ 244 | 24 __NR_getuid \n\ 245 | 26 __NR_ptrace \n\ 246 | 29 __NR_pause \n\ 247 | 33 __NR_access \n\ 248 | 34 __NR_nice \n\ 249 | 36 __NR_sync \n\ 250 | 37 __NR_kill \n\ 251 | 38 __NR_rename \n\ 252 | 39 __NR_mkdir \n\ 253 | 40 __NR_rmdir \n\ 254 | 41 __NR_dup \n\ 255 | 42 __NR_pipe \n\ 256 | 43 __NR_times \n\ 257 | 45 __NR_brk \n\ 258 | 46 __NR_setgid \n\ 259 | 47 __NR_getgid \n\ 260 | 49 __NR_geteuid \n\ 261 | 50 __NR_getegid \n\ 262 | 51 __NR_acct \n\ 263 | 52 __NR_umount2 \n\ 264 | 54 __NR_ioctl \n\ 265 | 55 __NR_fcntl \n\ 266 | 57 __NR_setpgid \n\ 267 | 60 __NR_umask \n\ 268 | 61 __NR_chroot \n\ 269 | 62 __NR_ustat \n\ 270 | 63 __NR_dup2 \n\ 271 | 64 __NR_getppid \n\ 272 | 65 __NR_getpgrp \n\ 273 | 66 __NR_setsid \n\ 274 | 67 __NR_sigaction \n\ 275 | 70 __NR_setreuid \n\ 276 | 71 __NR_setregid \n\ 277 | 72 __NR_sigsuspend \n\ 278 | 73 __NR_sigpending \n\ 279 | 74 __NR_sethostname \n\ 280 | 75 __NR_setrlimit \n\ 281 | 77 __NR_getrusage \n\ 282 | 78 __NR_gettimeofday \n\ 283 | 79 __NR_settimeofday \n\ 284 | 80 __NR_getgroups \n\ 285 | 81 __NR_setgroups \n\ 286 | 83 __NR_symlink \n\ 287 | 85 __NR_readlink \n\ 288 | 86 __NR_uselib \n\ 289 | 87 __NR_swapon \n\ 290 | 88 __NR_reboot \n\ 291 | 91 __NR_munmap \n\ 292 | 92 __NR_truncate \n\ 293 | 93 __NR_ftruncate \n\ 294 | 94 __NR_fchmod \n\ 295 | 95 __NR_fchown \n\ 296 | 96 __NR_getpriority \n\ 297 | 97 __NR_setpriority \n\ 298 | 99 __NR_statfs \n\ 299 | 100 __NR_fstatfs \n\ 300 | 103 __NR_syslog \n\ 301 | 104 __NR_setitimer \n\ 302 | 105 __NR_getitimer \n\ 303 | 106 __NR_stat \n\ 304 | 107 __NR_lstat \n\ 305 | 108 __NR_fstat \n\ 306 | 111 __NR_vhangup \n\ 307 | 114 __NR_wait4 \n\ 308 | 115 __NR_swapoff \n\ 309 | 116 __NR_sysinfo \n\ 310 | 118 __NR_fsync \n\ 311 | 119 __NR_sigreturn \n\ 312 | 120 __NR_clone \n\ 313 | 121 __NR_setdomainname \n\ 314 | 122 __NR_uname \n\ 315 | 124 __NR_adjtimex \n\ 316 | 125 __NR_mprotect \n\ 317 | 126 __NR_sigprocmask \n\ 318 | 128 __NR_init_module \n\ 319 | 129 __NR_delete_module \n\ 320 | 131 __NR_quotactl \n\ 321 | 132 __NR_getpgid \n\ 322 | 133 __NR_fchdir \n\ 323 | 134 __NR_bdflush \n\ 324 | 135 __NR_sysfs \n\ 325 | 136 __NR_personality \n\ 326 | 138 __NR_setfsuid \n\ 327 | 139 __NR_setfsgid \n\ 328 | 140 __NR__llseek \n\ 329 | 141 __NR_getdents \n\ 330 | 142 __NR__newselect \n\ 331 | 143 __NR_flock \n\ 332 | 144 __NR_msync \n\ 333 | 145 __NR_readv \n\ 334 | 146 __NR_writev \n\ 335 | 147 __NR_getsid \n\ 336 | 148 __NR_fdatasync \n\ 337 | 149 __NR__sysctl \n\ 338 | 150 __NR_mlock \n\ 339 | 151 __NR_munlock \n\ 340 | 152 __NR_mlockall \n\ 341 | 153 __NR_munlockall \n\ 342 | 154 __NR_sched_setparam \n\ 343 | 155 __NR_sched_getparam \n\ 344 | 156 __NR_sched_setscheduler \n\ 345 | 157 __NR_sched_getscheduler \n\ 346 | 158 __NR_sched_yield \n\ 347 | 159 __NR_sched_get_priority_max \n\ 348 | 160 __NR_sched_get_priority_min \n\ 349 | 161 __NR_sched_rr_get_interval \n\ 350 | 162 __NR_nanosleep \n\ 351 | 163 __NR_mremap \n\ 352 | 164 __NR_setresuid \n\ 353 | 165 __NR_getresuid \n\ 354 | 168 __NR_poll \n\ 355 | 169 __NR_nfsservctl \n\ 356 | 170 __NR_setresgid \n\ 357 | 171 __NR_getresgid \n\ 358 | 172 __NR_prctl \n\ 359 | 173 __NR_rt_sigreturn \n\ 360 | 174 __NR_rt_sigaction \n\ 361 | 175 __NR_rt_sigprocmask \n\ 362 | 176 __NR_rt_sigpending \n\ 363 | 177 __NR_rt_sigtimedwait \n\ 364 | 178 __NR_rt_sigqueueinfo \n\ 365 | 179 __NR_rt_sigsuspend \n\ 366 | 180 __NR_pread64 \n\ 367 | 181 __NR_pwrite64 \n\ 368 | 182 __NR_chown \n\ 369 | 183 __NR_getcwd \n\ 370 | 184 __NR_capget \n\ 371 | 185 __NR_capset \n\ 372 | 186 __NR_sigaltstack \n\ 373 | 187 __NR_sendfile \n\ 374 | 190 __NR_vfork \n\ 375 | 191 __NR_ugetrlimit \n\ 376 | 192 __NR_mmap2 \n\ 377 | 193 __NR_truncate64 \n\ 378 | 194 __NR_ftruncate64 \n\ 379 | 195 __NR_stat64 \n\ 380 | 196 __NR_lstat64 \n\ 381 | 197 __NR_fstat64 \n\ 382 | 198 __NR_lchown32 \n\ 383 | 199 __NR_getuid32 \n\ 384 | 200 __NR_getgid32 \n\ 385 | 201 __NR_geteuid32 \n\ 386 | 202 __NR_getegid32 \n\ 387 | 203 __NR_setreuid32 \n\ 388 | 204 __NR_setregid32 \n\ 389 | 205 __NR_getgroups32 \n\ 390 | 206 __NR_setgroups32 \n\ 391 | 207 __NR_fchown32 \n\ 392 | 208 __NR_setresuid32 \n\ 393 | 209 __NR_getresuid32 \n\ 394 | 210 __NR_setresgid32 \n\ 395 | 211 __NR_getresgid32 \n\ 396 | 212 __NR_chown32 \n\ 397 | 213 __NR_setuid32 \n\ 398 | 214 __NR_setgid32 \n\ 399 | 215 __NR_setfsuid32 \n\ 400 | 216 __NR_setfsgid32 \n\ 401 | 217 __NR_getdents64 \n\ 402 | 218 __NR_pivot_root \n\ 403 | 219 __NR_mincore \n\ 404 | 220 __NR_madvise \n\ 405 | 221 __NR_fcntl64 \n\ 406 | 224 __NR_gettid \n\ 407 | 225 __NR_readahead \n\ 408 | 226 __NR_setxattr \n\ 409 | 227 __NR_lsetxattr \n\ 410 | 228 __NR_fsetxattr \n\ 411 | 229 __NR_getxattr \n\ 412 | 230 __NR_lgetxattr \n\ 413 | 231 __NR_fgetxattr \n\ 414 | 232 __NR_listxattr \n\ 415 | 233 __NR_llistxattr \n\ 416 | 234 __NR_flistxattr \n\ 417 | 235 __NR_removexattr \n\ 418 | 236 __NR_lremovexattr \n\ 419 | 237 __NR_fremovexattr \n\ 420 | 238 __NR_tkill \n\ 421 | 239 __NR_sendfile64 \n\ 422 | 240 __NR_futex \n\ 423 | 241 __NR_sched_setaffinity \n\ 424 | 242 __NR_sched_getaffinity \n\ 425 | 243 __NR_io_setup \n\ 426 | 244 __NR_io_destroy \n\ 427 | 245 __NR_io_getevents \n\ 428 | 246 __NR_io_submit \n\ 429 | 247 __NR_io_cancel \n\ 430 | 248 __NR_exit_group \n\ 431 | 249 __NR_lookup_dcookie \n\ 432 | 250 __NR_epoll_create \n\ 433 | 251 __NR_epoll_ctl \n\ 434 | 252 __NR_epoll_wait \n\ 435 | 253 __NR_remap_file_pages \n\ 436 | 256 __NR_set_tid_address \n\ 437 | 257 __NR_timer_create \n\ 438 | 258 __NR_timer_settime \n\ 439 | 259 __NR_timer_gettime \n\ 440 | 260 __NR_timer_getoverrun \n\ 441 | 261 __NR_timer_delete \n\ 442 | 262 __NR_clock_settime \n\ 443 | 263 __NR_clock_gettime \n\ 444 | 264 __NR_clock_getres \n\ 445 | 265 __NR_clock_nanosleep \n\ 446 | 266 __NR_statfs64 \n\ 447 | 267 __NR_fstatfs64 \n\ 448 | 268 __NR_tgkill \n\ 449 | 269 __NR_utimes \n\ 450 | 270 __NR_arm_fadvise64_64 \n\ 451 | 271 __NR_pciconfig_iobase \n\ 452 | 272 __NR_pciconfig_read \n\ 453 | 273 __NR_pciconfig_write \n\ 454 | 274 __NR_mq_open \n\ 455 | 275 __NR_mq_unlink \n\ 456 | 276 __NR_mq_timedsend \n\ 457 | 277 __NR_mq_timedreceive \n\ 458 | 278 __NR_mq_notify \n\ 459 | 279 __NR_mq_getsetattr \n\ 460 | 280 __NR_waitid \n\ 461 | 281 __NR_socket \n\ 462 | 282 __NR_bind \n\ 463 | 283 __NR_connect \n\ 464 | 284 __NR_listen \n\ 465 | 285 __NR_accept \n\ 466 | 286 __NR_getsockname \n\ 467 | 287 __NR_getpeername \n\ 468 | 288 __NR_socketpair \n\ 469 | 289 __NR_send \n\ 470 | 290 __NR_sendto \n\ 471 | 291 __NR_recv \n\ 472 | 292 __NR_recvfrom \n\ 473 | 293 __NR_shutdown \n\ 474 | 294 __NR_setsockopt \n\ 475 | 295 __NR_getsockopt \n\ 476 | 296 __NR_sendmsg \n\ 477 | 297 __NR_recvmsg \n\ 478 | 298 __NR_semop \n\ 479 | 299 __NR_semget \n\ 480 | 300 __NR_semctl \n\ 481 | 301 __NR_msgsnd \n\ 482 | 302 __NR_msgrcv \n\ 483 | 303 __NR_msgget \n\ 484 | 304 __NR_msgctl \n\ 485 | 305 __NR_shmat \n\ 486 | 306 __NR_shmdt \n\ 487 | 307 __NR_shmget \n\ 488 | 308 __NR_shmctl \n\ 489 | 309 __NR_add_key \n\ 490 | 310 __NR_request_key \n\ 491 | 311 __NR_keyctl \n\ 492 | 312 __NR_semtimedop \n\ 493 | 313 __NR_vserver \n\ 494 | 314 __NR_ioprio_set \n\ 495 | 315 __NR_ioprio_get \n\ 496 | 316 __NR_inotify_init \n\ 497 | 317 __NR_inotify_add_watch \n\ 498 | 318 __NR_inotify_rm_watch \n\ 499 | 319 __NR_mbind \n\ 500 | 320 __NR_get_mempolicy \n\ 501 | 321 __NR_set_mempolicy \n\ 502 | 322 __NR_openat \n\ 503 | 323 __NR_mkdirat \n\ 504 | 324 __NR_mknodat \n\ 505 | 325 __NR_fchownat \n\ 506 | 326 __NR_futimesat \n\ 507 | 327 __NR_fstatat64 \n\ 508 | 328 __NR_unlinkat \n\ 509 | 329 __NR_renameat \n\ 510 | 330 __NR_linkat \n\ 511 | 331 __NR_symlinkat \n\ 512 | 332 __NR_readlinkat \n\ 513 | 333 __NR_fchmodat \n\ 514 | 334 __NR_faccessat \n\ 515 | 335 __NR_pselect6 \n\ 516 | 336 __NR_ppoll \n\ 517 | 337 __NR_unshare \n\ 518 | 338 __NR_set_robust_list \n\ 519 | 339 __NR_get_robust_list \n\ 520 | 340 __NR_splice \n\ 521 | 341 __NR_arm_sync_file_range \n\ 522 | 342 __NR_tee \n\ 523 | 343 __NR_vmsplice \n\ 524 | 344 __NR_move_pages \n\ 525 | 345 __NR_getcpu \n\ 526 | 346 __NR_epoll_pwait \n\ 527 | 347 __NR_kexec_load \n\ 528 | 348 __NR_utimensat \n\ 529 | 349 __NR_signalfd \n\ 530 | 350 __NR_timerfd_create \n\ 531 | 351 __NR_eventfd \n\ 532 | 352 __NR_fallocate \n\ 533 | 353 __NR_timerfd_settime \n\ 534 | 354 __NR_timerfd_gettime \n\ 535 | 355 __NR_signalfd4 \n\ 536 | 356 __NR_eventfd2 \n\ 537 | 357 __NR_epoll_create1 \n\ 538 | 358 __NR_dup3 \n\ 539 | 359 __NR_pipe2 \n\ 540 | 360 __NR_inotify_init1 \n\ 541 | 361 __NR_preadv \n\ 542 | 362 __NR_pwritev \n\ 543 | 363 __NR_rt_tgsigqueueinfo \n\ 544 | 364 __NR_perf_event_open \n\ 545 | 365 __NR_recvmmsg \n\ 546 | 366 __NR_accept4 \n\ 547 | 367 __NR_fanotify_init \n\ 548 | 368 __NR_fanotify_mark \n\ 549 | 369 __NR_prlimit64 \n\ 550 | 370 __NR_name_to_handle_at \n\ 551 | 371 __NR_open_by_handle_at \n\ 552 | 372 __NR_clock_adjtime \n\ 553 | 373 __NR_syncfs \n\ 554 | 374 __NR_sendmmsg \n\ 555 | 375 __NR_setns \n\ 556 | 376 __NR_process_vm_readv \n\ 557 | 377 __NR_process_vm_writev \n\ 558 | 378 __NR_kcmp \n\ 559 | 379 __NR_finit_module \n\ 560 | 380 __NR_sched_setattr \n\ 561 | 381 __NR_sched_getattr \n\ 562 | 382 __NR_renameat2 \n\ 563 | 383 __NR_seccomp \n\ 564 | 384 __NR_getrandom \n\ 565 | 385 __NR_memfd_create \n\ 566 | 386 __NR_bpf \n\ 567 | 387 __NR_execveat \n\ 568 | 388 __NR_userfaultfd \n\ 569 | 389 __NR_membarrier \n\ 570 | 390 __NR_mlock2 \n\ 571 | 391 __NR_copy_file_range \n\ 572 | 392 __NR_preadv2 \n\ 573 | 393 __NR_pwritev2 \n\ 574 | 394 __NR_pkey_mprotect \n\ 575 | 395 __NR_pkey_alloc \n\ 576 | 396 __NR_pkey_free \n\ 577 | 397 __NR_statx \n\ 578 | " 579 | 580 | 581 | int main(int argc, char* argv[]) 582 | { 583 | pid_t pid = 0; 584 | 585 | int opt; 586 | int exId; 587 | int inId; 588 | 589 | while ((opt = getopt(argc, argv, "p:L:v:e:")) != -1) { //method in return int ? switch 'char' 590 | switch (opt) { 591 | case 'p': 592 | pid = strtol(optarg, NULL, 0); 593 | break; 594 | case 'L': 595 | printf(SYSCALLTABLE); 596 | exit(0); 597 | break; 598 | case 'v': 599 | exId = strtol(optarg, NULL, 0); 600 | excludeSysCall[exId] = 1; 601 | break; 602 | case 'e': 603 | isInclude = 1; 604 | inId = strtol(optarg, NULL, 0); 605 | includeSysCall[inId] = 1; 606 | break; 607 | default: 608 | fprintf(stderr, HELPSTR, argv[0]); 609 | exit(0); 610 | break; 611 | } 612 | } 613 | 614 | sysCallNameStr[0] = " __NR_restart_syscall "; 615 | sysCallNameStr[1] = " __NR_exit "; 616 | sysCallNameStr[2] = " __NR_fork "; 617 | sysCallNameStr[3] = " __NR_read "; 618 | sysCallNameStr[4] = " __NR_write "; 619 | sysCallNameStr[5] = " __NR_open "; 620 | sysCallNameStr[6] = " __NR_close "; 621 | sysCallNameStr[7] = ""; 622 | sysCallNameStr[8] = " __NR_creat "; 623 | sysCallNameStr[9] = " __NR_link "; 624 | sysCallNameStr[10] = " __NR_unlink "; 625 | sysCallNameStr[11] = " __NR_execve "; 626 | sysCallNameStr[12] = " __NR_chdir "; 627 | sysCallNameStr[13] = ""; 628 | sysCallNameStr[14] = " __NR_mknod "; 629 | sysCallNameStr[15] = " __NR_chmod "; 630 | sysCallNameStr[16] = " __NR_lchown "; 631 | sysCallNameStr[17] = ""; 632 | sysCallNameStr[18] = ""; 633 | sysCallNameStr[19] = " __NR_lseek "; 634 | sysCallNameStr[20] = " __NR_getpid "; 635 | sysCallNameStr[21] = " __NR_mount "; 636 | sysCallNameStr[22] = ""; 637 | sysCallNameStr[23] = " __NR_setuid "; 638 | sysCallNameStr[24] = " __NR_getuid "; 639 | sysCallNameStr[25] = ""; 640 | sysCallNameStr[26] = " __NR_ptrace "; 641 | sysCallNameStr[27] = ""; 642 | sysCallNameStr[28] = ""; 643 | sysCallNameStr[29] = " __NR_pause "; 644 | sysCallNameStr[30] = ""; 645 | sysCallNameStr[31] = ""; 646 | sysCallNameStr[32] = ""; 647 | sysCallNameStr[33] = " __NR_access "; 648 | sysCallNameStr[34] = " __NR_nice "; 649 | sysCallNameStr[35] = ""; 650 | sysCallNameStr[36] = " __NR_sync "; 651 | sysCallNameStr[37] = " __NR_kill "; 652 | sysCallNameStr[38] = " __NR_rename "; 653 | sysCallNameStr[39] = " __NR_mkdir "; 654 | sysCallNameStr[40] = " __NR_rmdir "; 655 | sysCallNameStr[41] = " __NR_dup "; 656 | sysCallNameStr[42] = " __NR_pipe "; 657 | sysCallNameStr[43] = " __NR_times "; 658 | sysCallNameStr[44] = ""; 659 | sysCallNameStr[45] = " __NR_brk "; 660 | sysCallNameStr[46] = " __NR_setgid "; 661 | sysCallNameStr[47] = " __NR_getgid "; 662 | sysCallNameStr[48] = ""; 663 | sysCallNameStr[49] = " __NR_geteuid "; 664 | sysCallNameStr[50] = " __NR_getegid "; 665 | sysCallNameStr[51] = " __NR_acct "; 666 | sysCallNameStr[52] = " __NR_umount2 "; 667 | sysCallNameStr[53] = ""; 668 | sysCallNameStr[54] = " __NR_ioctl "; 669 | sysCallNameStr[55] = " __NR_fcntl "; 670 | sysCallNameStr[56] = ""; 671 | sysCallNameStr[57] = " __NR_setpgid "; 672 | sysCallNameStr[58] = ""; 673 | sysCallNameStr[59] = ""; 674 | sysCallNameStr[60] = " __NR_umask "; 675 | sysCallNameStr[61] = " __NR_chroot "; 676 | sysCallNameStr[62] = " __NR_ustat "; 677 | sysCallNameStr[63] = " __NR_dup2 "; 678 | sysCallNameStr[64] = " __NR_getppid "; 679 | sysCallNameStr[65] = " __NR_getpgrp "; 680 | sysCallNameStr[66] = " __NR_setsid "; 681 | sysCallNameStr[67] = " __NR_sigaction "; 682 | sysCallNameStr[68] = ""; 683 | sysCallNameStr[69] = ""; 684 | sysCallNameStr[70] = " __NR_setreuid "; 685 | sysCallNameStr[71] = " __NR_setregid "; 686 | sysCallNameStr[72] = " __NR_sigsuspend "; 687 | sysCallNameStr[73] = " __NR_sigpending "; 688 | sysCallNameStr[74] = " __NR_sethostname "; 689 | sysCallNameStr[75] = " __NR_setrlimit "; 690 | sysCallNameStr[76] = ""; 691 | sysCallNameStr[77] = " __NR_getrusage "; 692 | sysCallNameStr[78] = " __NR_gettimeofday "; 693 | sysCallNameStr[79] = " __NR_settimeofday "; 694 | sysCallNameStr[80] = " __NR_getgroups "; 695 | sysCallNameStr[81] = " __NR_setgroups "; 696 | sysCallNameStr[82] = ""; 697 | sysCallNameStr[83] = " __NR_symlink "; 698 | sysCallNameStr[84] = ""; 699 | sysCallNameStr[85] = " __NR_readlink "; 700 | sysCallNameStr[86] = " __NR_uselib "; 701 | sysCallNameStr[87] = " __NR_swapon "; 702 | sysCallNameStr[88] = " __NR_reboot "; 703 | sysCallNameStr[89] = ""; 704 | sysCallNameStr[90] = ""; 705 | sysCallNameStr[91] = " __NR_munmap "; 706 | sysCallNameStr[92] = " __NR_truncate "; 707 | sysCallNameStr[93] = " __NR_ftruncate "; 708 | sysCallNameStr[94] = " __NR_fchmod "; 709 | sysCallNameStr[95] = " __NR_fchown "; 710 | sysCallNameStr[96] = " __NR_getpriority "; 711 | sysCallNameStr[97] = " __NR_setpriority "; 712 | sysCallNameStr[98] = ""; 713 | sysCallNameStr[99] = " __NR_statfs "; 714 | sysCallNameStr[100] = " __NR_fstatfs "; 715 | sysCallNameStr[101] = ""; 716 | sysCallNameStr[102] = ""; 717 | sysCallNameStr[103] = " __NR_syslog "; 718 | sysCallNameStr[104] = " __NR_setitimer "; 719 | sysCallNameStr[105] = " __NR_getitimer "; 720 | sysCallNameStr[106] = " __NR_stat "; 721 | sysCallNameStr[107] = " __NR_lstat "; 722 | sysCallNameStr[108] = " __NR_fstat "; 723 | sysCallNameStr[109] = ""; 724 | sysCallNameStr[110] = ""; 725 | sysCallNameStr[111] = " __NR_vhangup "; 726 | sysCallNameStr[112] = ""; 727 | sysCallNameStr[113] = ""; 728 | sysCallNameStr[114] = " __NR_wait4 "; 729 | sysCallNameStr[115] = " __NR_swapoff "; 730 | sysCallNameStr[116] = " __NR_sysinfo "; 731 | sysCallNameStr[117] = ""; 732 | sysCallNameStr[118] = " __NR_fsync "; 733 | sysCallNameStr[119] = " __NR_sigreturn "; 734 | sysCallNameStr[120] = " __NR_clone "; 735 | sysCallNameStr[121] = " __NR_setdomainname "; 736 | sysCallNameStr[122] = " __NR_uname "; 737 | sysCallNameStr[123] = ""; 738 | sysCallNameStr[124] = " __NR_adjtimex "; 739 | sysCallNameStr[125] = " __NR_mprotect "; 740 | sysCallNameStr[126] = " __NR_sigprocmask "; 741 | sysCallNameStr[127] = ""; 742 | sysCallNameStr[128] = " __NR_init_module "; 743 | sysCallNameStr[129] = " __NR_delete_module "; 744 | sysCallNameStr[130] = ""; 745 | sysCallNameStr[131] = " __NR_quotactl "; 746 | sysCallNameStr[132] = " __NR_getpgid "; 747 | sysCallNameStr[133] = " __NR_fchdir "; 748 | sysCallNameStr[134] = " __NR_bdflush "; 749 | sysCallNameStr[135] = " __NR_sysfs "; 750 | sysCallNameStr[136] = " __NR_personality "; 751 | sysCallNameStr[137] = ""; 752 | sysCallNameStr[138] = " __NR_setfsuid "; 753 | sysCallNameStr[139] = " __NR_setfsgid "; 754 | sysCallNameStr[140] = " __NR__llseek "; 755 | sysCallNameStr[141] = " __NR_getdents "; 756 | sysCallNameStr[142] = " __NR__newselect "; 757 | sysCallNameStr[143] = " __NR_flock "; 758 | sysCallNameStr[144] = " __NR_msync "; 759 | sysCallNameStr[145] = " __NR_readv "; 760 | sysCallNameStr[146] = " __NR_writev "; 761 | sysCallNameStr[147] = " __NR_getsid "; 762 | sysCallNameStr[148] = " __NR_fdatasync "; 763 | sysCallNameStr[149] = " __NR__sysctl "; 764 | sysCallNameStr[150] = " __NR_mlock "; 765 | sysCallNameStr[151] = " __NR_munlock "; 766 | sysCallNameStr[152] = " __NR_mlockall "; 767 | sysCallNameStr[153] = " __NR_munlockall "; 768 | sysCallNameStr[154] = " __NR_sched_setparam "; 769 | sysCallNameStr[155] = " __NR_sched_getparam "; 770 | sysCallNameStr[156] = " __NR_sched_setscheduler "; 771 | sysCallNameStr[157] = " __NR_sched_getscheduler "; 772 | sysCallNameStr[158] = " __NR_sched_yield "; 773 | sysCallNameStr[159] = " __NR_sched_get_priority_max "; 774 | sysCallNameStr[160] = " __NR_sched_get_priority_min "; 775 | sysCallNameStr[161] = " __NR_sched_rr_get_interval "; 776 | sysCallNameStr[162] = " __NR_nanosleep "; 777 | sysCallNameStr[163] = " __NR_mremap "; 778 | sysCallNameStr[164] = " __NR_setresuid "; 779 | sysCallNameStr[165] = " __NR_getresuid "; 780 | sysCallNameStr[166] = ""; 781 | sysCallNameStr[167] = ""; 782 | sysCallNameStr[168] = " __NR_poll "; 783 | sysCallNameStr[169] = " __NR_nfsservctl "; 784 | sysCallNameStr[170] = " __NR_setresgid "; 785 | sysCallNameStr[171] = " __NR_getresgid "; 786 | sysCallNameStr[172] = " __NR_prctl "; 787 | sysCallNameStr[173] = " __NR_rt_sigreturn "; 788 | sysCallNameStr[174] = " __NR_rt_sigaction "; 789 | sysCallNameStr[175] = " __NR_rt_sigprocmask "; 790 | sysCallNameStr[176] = " __NR_rt_sigpending "; 791 | sysCallNameStr[177] = " __NR_rt_sigtimedwait "; 792 | sysCallNameStr[178] = " __NR_rt_sigqueueinfo "; 793 | sysCallNameStr[179] = " __NR_rt_sigsuspend "; 794 | sysCallNameStr[180] = " __NR_pread64 "; 795 | sysCallNameStr[181] = " __NR_pwrite64 "; 796 | sysCallNameStr[182] = " __NR_chown "; 797 | sysCallNameStr[183] = " __NR_getcwd "; 798 | sysCallNameStr[184] = " __NR_capget "; 799 | sysCallNameStr[185] = " __NR_capset "; 800 | sysCallNameStr[186] = " __NR_sigaltstack "; 801 | sysCallNameStr[187] = " __NR_sendfile "; 802 | sysCallNameStr[188] = ""; 803 | sysCallNameStr[189] = ""; 804 | sysCallNameStr[190] = " __NR_vfork "; 805 | sysCallNameStr[191] = " __NR_ugetrlimit "; 806 | sysCallNameStr[192] = " __NR_mmap2 "; 807 | sysCallNameStr[193] = " __NR_truncate64 "; 808 | sysCallNameStr[194] = " __NR_ftruncate64 "; 809 | sysCallNameStr[195] = " __NR_stat64 "; 810 | sysCallNameStr[196] = " __NR_lstat64 "; 811 | sysCallNameStr[197] = " __NR_fstat64 "; 812 | sysCallNameStr[198] = " __NR_lchown32 "; 813 | sysCallNameStr[199] = " __NR_getuid32 "; 814 | sysCallNameStr[200] = " __NR_getgid32 "; 815 | sysCallNameStr[201] = " __NR_geteuid32 "; 816 | sysCallNameStr[202] = " __NR_getegid32 "; 817 | sysCallNameStr[203] = " __NR_setreuid32 "; 818 | sysCallNameStr[204] = " __NR_setregid32 "; 819 | sysCallNameStr[205] = " __NR_getgroups32 "; 820 | sysCallNameStr[206] = " __NR_setgroups32 "; 821 | sysCallNameStr[207] = " __NR_fchown32 "; 822 | sysCallNameStr[208] = " __NR_setresuid32 "; 823 | sysCallNameStr[209] = " __NR_getresuid32 "; 824 | sysCallNameStr[210] = " __NR_setresgid32 "; 825 | sysCallNameStr[211] = " __NR_getresgid32 "; 826 | sysCallNameStr[212] = " __NR_chown32 "; 827 | sysCallNameStr[213] = " __NR_setuid32 "; 828 | sysCallNameStr[214] = " __NR_setgid32 "; 829 | sysCallNameStr[215] = " __NR_setfsuid32 "; 830 | sysCallNameStr[216] = " __NR_setfsgid32 "; 831 | sysCallNameStr[217] = " __NR_getdents64 "; 832 | sysCallNameStr[218] = " __NR_pivot_root "; 833 | sysCallNameStr[219] = " __NR_mincore "; 834 | sysCallNameStr[220] = " __NR_madvise "; 835 | sysCallNameStr[221] = " __NR_fcntl64 "; 836 | sysCallNameStr[222] = ""; 837 | sysCallNameStr[223] = ""; 838 | sysCallNameStr[224] = " __NR_gettid "; 839 | sysCallNameStr[225] = " __NR_readahead "; 840 | sysCallNameStr[226] = " __NR_setxattr "; 841 | sysCallNameStr[227] = " __NR_lsetxattr "; 842 | sysCallNameStr[228] = " __NR_fsetxattr "; 843 | sysCallNameStr[229] = " __NR_getxattr "; 844 | sysCallNameStr[230] = " __NR_lgetxattr "; 845 | sysCallNameStr[231] = " __NR_fgetxattr "; 846 | sysCallNameStr[232] = " __NR_listxattr "; 847 | sysCallNameStr[233] = " __NR_llistxattr "; 848 | sysCallNameStr[234] = " __NR_flistxattr "; 849 | sysCallNameStr[235] = " __NR_removexattr "; 850 | sysCallNameStr[236] = " __NR_lremovexattr "; 851 | sysCallNameStr[237] = " __NR_fremovexattr "; 852 | sysCallNameStr[238] = " __NR_tkill "; 853 | sysCallNameStr[239] = " __NR_sendfile64 "; 854 | sysCallNameStr[240] = " __NR_futex "; 855 | sysCallNameStr[241] = " __NR_sched_setaffinity "; 856 | sysCallNameStr[242] = " __NR_sched_getaffinity "; 857 | sysCallNameStr[243] = " __NR_io_setup "; 858 | sysCallNameStr[244] = " __NR_io_destroy "; 859 | sysCallNameStr[245] = " __NR_io_getevents "; 860 | sysCallNameStr[246] = " __NR_io_submit "; 861 | sysCallNameStr[247] = " __NR_io_cancel "; 862 | sysCallNameStr[248] = " __NR_exit_group "; 863 | sysCallNameStr[249] = " __NR_lookup_dcookie "; 864 | sysCallNameStr[250] = " __NR_epoll_create "; 865 | sysCallNameStr[251] = " __NR_epoll_ctl "; 866 | sysCallNameStr[252] = " __NR_epoll_wait "; 867 | sysCallNameStr[253] = " __NR_remap_file_pages "; 868 | sysCallNameStr[254] = ""; 869 | sysCallNameStr[255] = ""; 870 | sysCallNameStr[256] = " __NR_set_tid_address "; 871 | sysCallNameStr[257] = " __NR_timer_create "; 872 | sysCallNameStr[258] = " __NR_timer_settime "; 873 | sysCallNameStr[259] = " __NR_timer_gettime "; 874 | sysCallNameStr[260] = " __NR_timer_getoverrun "; 875 | sysCallNameStr[261] = " __NR_timer_delete "; 876 | sysCallNameStr[262] = " __NR_clock_settime "; 877 | sysCallNameStr[263] = " __NR_clock_gettime "; 878 | sysCallNameStr[264] = " __NR_clock_getres "; 879 | sysCallNameStr[265] = " __NR_clock_nanosleep "; 880 | sysCallNameStr[266] = " __NR_statfs64 "; 881 | sysCallNameStr[267] = " __NR_fstatfs64 "; 882 | sysCallNameStr[268] = " __NR_tgkill "; 883 | sysCallNameStr[269] = " __NR_utimes "; 884 | sysCallNameStr[270] = " __NR_arm_fadvise64_64 "; 885 | sysCallNameStr[271] = " __NR_pciconfig_iobase "; 886 | sysCallNameStr[272] = " __NR_pciconfig_read "; 887 | sysCallNameStr[273] = " __NR_pciconfig_write "; 888 | sysCallNameStr[274] = " __NR_mq_open "; 889 | sysCallNameStr[275] = " __NR_mq_unlink "; 890 | sysCallNameStr[276] = " __NR_mq_timedsend "; 891 | sysCallNameStr[277] = " __NR_mq_timedreceive "; 892 | sysCallNameStr[278] = " __NR_mq_notify "; 893 | sysCallNameStr[279] = " __NR_mq_getsetattr "; 894 | sysCallNameStr[280] = " __NR_waitid "; 895 | sysCallNameStr[281] = " __NR_socket "; 896 | sysCallNameStr[282] = " __NR_bind "; 897 | sysCallNameStr[283] = " __NR_connect "; 898 | sysCallNameStr[284] = " __NR_listen "; 899 | sysCallNameStr[285] = " __NR_accept "; 900 | sysCallNameStr[286] = " __NR_getsockname "; 901 | sysCallNameStr[287] = " __NR_getpeername "; 902 | sysCallNameStr[288] = " __NR_socketpair "; 903 | sysCallNameStr[289] = " __NR_send "; 904 | sysCallNameStr[290] = " __NR_sendto "; 905 | sysCallNameStr[291] = " __NR_recv "; 906 | sysCallNameStr[292] = " __NR_recvfrom "; 907 | sysCallNameStr[293] = " __NR_shutdown "; 908 | sysCallNameStr[294] = " __NR_setsockopt "; 909 | sysCallNameStr[295] = " __NR_getsockopt "; 910 | sysCallNameStr[296] = " __NR_sendmsg "; 911 | sysCallNameStr[297] = " __NR_recvmsg "; 912 | sysCallNameStr[298] = " __NR_semop "; 913 | sysCallNameStr[299] = " __NR_semget "; 914 | sysCallNameStr[300] = " __NR_semctl "; 915 | sysCallNameStr[301] = " __NR_msgsnd "; 916 | sysCallNameStr[302] = " __NR_msgrcv "; 917 | sysCallNameStr[303] = " __NR_msgget "; 918 | sysCallNameStr[304] = " __NR_msgctl "; 919 | sysCallNameStr[305] = " __NR_shmat "; 920 | sysCallNameStr[306] = " __NR_shmdt "; 921 | sysCallNameStr[307] = " __NR_shmget "; 922 | sysCallNameStr[308] = " __NR_shmctl "; 923 | sysCallNameStr[309] = " __NR_add_key "; 924 | sysCallNameStr[310] = " __NR_request_key "; 925 | sysCallNameStr[311] = " __NR_keyctl "; 926 | sysCallNameStr[312] = " __NR_semtimedop "; 927 | sysCallNameStr[313] = " __NR_vserver "; 928 | sysCallNameStr[314] = " __NR_ioprio_set "; 929 | sysCallNameStr[315] = " __NR_ioprio_get "; 930 | sysCallNameStr[316] = " __NR_inotify_init "; 931 | sysCallNameStr[317] = " __NR_inotify_add_watch "; 932 | sysCallNameStr[318] = " __NR_inotify_rm_watch "; 933 | sysCallNameStr[319] = " __NR_mbind "; 934 | sysCallNameStr[320] = " __NR_get_mempolicy "; 935 | sysCallNameStr[321] = " __NR_set_mempolicy "; 936 | sysCallNameStr[322] = " __NR_openat "; 937 | sysCallNameStr[323] = " __NR_mkdirat "; 938 | sysCallNameStr[324] = " __NR_mknodat "; 939 | sysCallNameStr[325] = " __NR_fchownat "; 940 | sysCallNameStr[326] = " __NR_futimesat "; 941 | sysCallNameStr[327] = " __NR_fstatat64 "; 942 | sysCallNameStr[328] = " __NR_unlinkat "; 943 | sysCallNameStr[329] = " __NR_renameat "; 944 | sysCallNameStr[330] = " __NR_linkat "; 945 | sysCallNameStr[331] = " __NR_symlinkat "; 946 | sysCallNameStr[332] = " __NR_readlinkat "; 947 | sysCallNameStr[333] = " __NR_fchmodat "; 948 | sysCallNameStr[334] = " __NR_faccessat "; 949 | sysCallNameStr[335] = " __NR_pselect6 "; 950 | sysCallNameStr[336] = " __NR_ppoll "; 951 | sysCallNameStr[337] = " __NR_unshare "; 952 | sysCallNameStr[338] = " __NR_set_robust_list "; 953 | sysCallNameStr[339] = " __NR_get_robust_list "; 954 | sysCallNameStr[340] = " __NR_splice "; 955 | sysCallNameStr[341] = " __NR_arm_sync_file_range "; 956 | sysCallNameStr[342] = " __NR_tee "; 957 | sysCallNameStr[343] = " __NR_vmsplice "; 958 | sysCallNameStr[344] = " __NR_move_pages "; 959 | sysCallNameStr[345] = " __NR_getcpu "; 960 | sysCallNameStr[346] = " __NR_epoll_pwait "; 961 | sysCallNameStr[347] = " __NR_kexec_load "; 962 | sysCallNameStr[348] = " __NR_utimensat "; 963 | sysCallNameStr[349] = " __NR_signalfd "; 964 | sysCallNameStr[350] = " __NR_timerfd_create "; 965 | sysCallNameStr[351] = " __NR_eventfd "; 966 | sysCallNameStr[352] = " __NR_fallocate "; 967 | sysCallNameStr[353] = " __NR_timerfd_settime "; 968 | sysCallNameStr[354] = " __NR_timerfd_gettime "; 969 | sysCallNameStr[355] = " __NR_signalfd4 "; 970 | sysCallNameStr[356] = " __NR_eventfd2 "; 971 | sysCallNameStr[357] = " __NR_epoll_create1 "; 972 | sysCallNameStr[358] = " __NR_dup3 "; 973 | sysCallNameStr[359] = " __NR_pipe2 "; 974 | sysCallNameStr[360] = " __NR_inotify_init1 "; 975 | sysCallNameStr[361] = " __NR_preadv "; 976 | sysCallNameStr[362] = " __NR_pwritev "; 977 | sysCallNameStr[363] = " __NR_rt_tgsigqueueinfo "; 978 | sysCallNameStr[364] = " __NR_perf_event_open "; 979 | sysCallNameStr[365] = " __NR_recvmmsg "; 980 | sysCallNameStr[366] = " __NR_accept4 "; 981 | sysCallNameStr[367] = " __NR_fanotify_init "; 982 | sysCallNameStr[368] = " __NR_fanotify_mark "; 983 | sysCallNameStr[369] = " __NR_prlimit64 "; 984 | sysCallNameStr[370] = " __NR_name_to_handle_at "; 985 | sysCallNameStr[371] = " __NR_open_by_handle_at "; 986 | sysCallNameStr[372] = " __NR_clock_adjtime "; 987 | sysCallNameStr[373] = " __NR_syncfs "; 988 | sysCallNameStr[374] = " __NR_sendmmsg "; 989 | sysCallNameStr[375] = " __NR_setns "; 990 | sysCallNameStr[376] = " __NR_process_vm_readv "; 991 | sysCallNameStr[377] = " __NR_process_vm_writev "; 992 | sysCallNameStr[378] = " __NR_kcmp "; 993 | sysCallNameStr[379] = " __NR_finit_module "; 994 | sysCallNameStr[380] = " __NR_sched_setattr "; 995 | sysCallNameStr[381] = " __NR_sched_getattr "; 996 | sysCallNameStr[382] = " __NR_renameat2 "; 997 | sysCallNameStr[383] = " __NR_seccomp "; 998 | sysCallNameStr[384] = " __NR_getrandom "; 999 | sysCallNameStr[385] = " __NR_memfd_create "; 1000 | sysCallNameStr[386] = " __NR_bpf "; 1001 | sysCallNameStr[387] = " __NR_execveat "; 1002 | sysCallNameStr[388] = " __NR_userfaultfd "; 1003 | sysCallNameStr[389] = " __NR_membarrier "; 1004 | sysCallNameStr[390] = " __NR_mlock2 "; 1005 | sysCallNameStr[391] = " __NR_copy_file_range "; 1006 | sysCallNameStr[392] = " __NR_preadv2 "; 1007 | sysCallNameStr[393] = " __NR_pwritev2 "; 1008 | sysCallNameStr[394] = " __NR_pkey_mprotect "; 1009 | sysCallNameStr[395] = " __NR_pkey_alloc "; 1010 | sysCallNameStr[396] = " __NR_pkey_free "; 1011 | sysCallNameStr[397] = " __NR_statx "; 1012 | 1013 | 1014 | 1015 | //pid_t traced_process; 1016 | int status; 1017 | //traced_process = atoi(argv[1]); 1018 | if(0 != ptrace(PTRACE_ATTACH, pid, NULL, NULL)) 1019 | { 1020 | printf("Trace Process failed: %d\n", errno); 1021 | return 1; 1022 | } 1023 | int intocall = 0^1; //enter SWI 1024 | //int intocall = 0; // out SWI 1025 | while(1) 1026 | { 1027 | wait(&status); 1028 | if(WIFEXITED(status)) 1029 | { 1030 | break; 1031 | } 1032 | if(intocall) 1033 | tracePro(pid); 1034 | intocall ^= 1; 1035 | ptrace(PTRACE_SYSCALL, pid, NULL, NULL); 1036 | 1037 | } 1038 | ptrace(PTRACE_DETACH, pid, NULL, NULL); 1039 | return 0; 1040 | } 1041 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /jni/Android.mk: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | LOCAL_PATH := $(call my-dir) 2 | include $(CLEAR_VARS) 3 | LOCAL_MODULE := monitorSVC 4 | LOCAL_SRC_FILES := ../attach.c 5 | LOCAL_ARM_MODE := arm 6 | LOCAL_CFLAGS := -g -pie -fPIE 7 | LOCAL_LDFLAGS += -pie -fPIE 8 | include $(BUILD_EXECUTABLE) 9 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /jni/Application.mk: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | APP_ABI := armeabi 2 | 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