transforming a function into one that generates its transforming a function into an interpreter whoseīytecode language is specialized for this function, and Tigress supports three major transformations: The user interacts with Tigress by givingĪn input C file, a seed, and a sequence of transformations: Transformations

Tigress' design is similar to that of commercial tools, Good target for reverse engineering and de-virtualizationĮxercises. The source-to-source design means that the transformedĬode can be easily examined, which is useful in a pedagogical setting.Īlso, Tigress' output, once compiled and stripped of symbols, is a Tigress supports all of the C99 language, including gccĮxtensions. Tigress is a source-to-source transformer built in OCaml on top of (Sebastian Banescu, Christian Collberg, Alexander Pretschner) was presented at The Resilience of Obfuscated Code Against Symbolic Execution Attacks via Machine Learning (Sebastian Banescu, Christian Collberg, Vijay Ganesh, Zack Newsham, Alexander Pretschner) won the

Our paper Code Obfuscation Against Symbolic Execution Attacks.

The slides from my Eurocrypt 2016 invited talk are here.

Sebastian Millius solved challenge 0000!.

Jonathan Salwan solved some of our challenges!.

I will be giving an invited talk at ACSAC'17 in Orlando, December 7, 2017.

Tigress v 2.2 is now available for download! New features include support forīranch functions on ARM v7 (Raspberry Pi).

Frederic Perriot solved challenge 0005!.

Paper Symbolic Deobfuscation: From Virtualized Code Back to the Original,īy Jonathan Salwan, Sébastien Bardin, and Marie-Laure Potet. The paper covers the probabilistic implicit flow transformation of Tigress.Ĭhallenges 0000, 0001, 0002, 0003, and 0004! The results were published in DIMVA 2018, in the Presented by Jon at 3rd IEEE European Symposium on Security and Privacy! Jon Stephens, Babak Yadegari, Christian Collberg, Saumya Debray, and Carlos Scheidegger, was

Our paper Probabilistic Obfuscation through Covert Channels, by.Christian gave an invited talk at CODASPY-2018.Verbosity=1 will now print out some statstics on how successfulĪ transformation was, for example how many times a function could be split, the number of It makes a simple attempt at hiding calls to external functions, such as system calls. A new EncodeExternal transformation was added.This provides statistical correctness guarantees. In addition to the previous one now called gap. A new implicit flow training kind has been added, called resend,.To apply multiple transformations, and see what happens when particular Turn on and off particular transformations. A new -Skip=true/false option has been added, that allows you to.Generate multiple functions, global data, heap-based data A new unstable version is now available.

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