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Parasite code is a binary blob of code built in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Position-independent_code PIE] format for execution inside another process address space. As result in a sake of simplicity parasite code utilize native system calls only.
 
Parasite code is a binary blob of code built in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Position-independent_code PIE] format for execution inside another process address space. As result in a sake of simplicity parasite code utilize native system calls only.
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=== Bootstrapping the parasite ===
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=== Running the parasite ===
    
Injection of a parasite code may be spitted into two phases
 
Injection of a parasite code may be spitted into two phases
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Parasite code injection is simple: because we have a shared memory slab allocated inside victim space we can scan <code>/proc/$pid/map_files/</code> directory and open this slab inside CRIU address space. Once opened we simply copy parasite code there with '''memcpy'''.
 
Parasite code injection is simple: because we have a shared memory slab allocated inside victim space we can scan <code>/proc/$pid/map_files/</code> directory and open this slab inside CRIU address space. Once opened we simply copy parasite code there with '''memcpy'''.
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At this moment we can run parasite code adjusting CS:IP of the victim and call '''ptctl''' again. After that parasite is spinning listening the socket for commands from outside world.
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At this moment we can run parasite code adjusting CS:IP of the victim and call '''prctl''' again. After that parasite is spinning listening the socket for commands from outside world.
    
[[Category: Under the hood]]
 
[[Category: Under the hood]]

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