Exemple #1
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    def make_asts(self):
        """
            we need to do ast creation from the contract, not function level,
            because some simplifications (type/field removal) require insight to all the functions,
            not just a single one
        """

        for func in self.functions:
            func.ast = self.make_ast(func.trace)

        def find_stor_masks(exp):
            if opcode(exp) == "type":
                return [exp]
            else:
                return []

        mlist = set(
            find_f_list([f.ast for f in self.functions], find_stor_masks))

        def cleanup(exp):

            if m := match(exp, ("field", 0, ("stor", ("length", ":idx")))):
                return ("stor", ("length", m.idx))

            if m := match(exp, ("type", 256, ("field", 0,
                                              ("stor", ("length", ":idx"))))):
                return ("stor", ("length", m.idx))
Exemple #2
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    def simplify_string_getter_from_storage(self):
        """
            a heuristic for finding string getters and replacing them
            with a simplified version

            test cases: unicorn
                        0xF7dF66B1D0203d362D7a3afBFd6728695Ae22619 name
                        0xf8e386EDa857484f5a12e4B5DAa9984E06E73705 version

            if you want to see how it works, turn this func off
            and see how test cases decompile
        """

        if not self.read_only:
            return

        if len(self.returns) == 0:
            return

        for r in self.returns:
            if not (m := match(
                    r,
                (
                    "return",
                    ("data", ("arr", ("storage", 256, 0,
                                      ("length", ":loc")), ...)),
                ),
            )):
                return
            loc = m.loc
Exemple #3
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 def loc_to_name(exp):
     if m := match(exp, ("loc", ":int:num")):
         num = m.num
         if num < 1000:
             return ("name", "stor" + str(num), num)
         else:
             return ("name", "stor" + hex(num)[2:6].upper(), num)
Exemple #4
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def rewrite_memcpy(lines):  # 2
    assert len(lines) == 2
    l1 = lines[0]
    l2 = lines[1]

    if m := match(
            l1,
        (
            "setmem",
            (
                "range",
                ":s",
                ("mask_shl", 251, 5, 0, ("add", 31, ("cd",
                                                     ("add", 4, ":param")))),
            ),
            (
                "data",
                ("call.data", ("add", 36, ":param"), ("cd",
                                                      ("add", 4, ":param"))),
                ("mem", ...),
            ),
        ),
    ):
        return (
            "setmem",
            ("range", s, ("cd", ("add", 4, m.param))),
            ("call.data", ("add", 36, m.param), ("cd", ("add", 4, m.param))),
        )
Exemple #5
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def pretty_stor(exp, add_color=True):
    col = partial(colorize, color=COLOR_GREEN, add_color=add_color)
    stor = partial(pretty_stor, add_color=add_color)
    pret = partial(prettify, parentheses=False, add_color=add_color)

    if m := match(exp, ("stor", ("length", ":idx"))):
        return stor(m.idx) + col(".length")
Exemple #6
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def postprocess_trace(line):
    """
        let's find all the stuff like

         if (some_len % 32) == 0:
            return Array(some_len, some_stuff)
         else:
            mem[...] = leftover
            return Array(some_len, some_stuff, leftover)

        and replace it with just return Array(some_len, some_stuff)

        in theory this is incorrect, because perhaps program does something totally different
        in the one branch, andd something entirely different in another.
        but this cleans up tremendous amounts of output, and didn't find a counterexample yet.
    """

    #    if line ~ ('setmem', ('range', :s, ('mask_shl', 251, 5, 0, ('add', 31, ('cd', ('add', 4, :param))))), ('data', ('call.data', ('add', 36, param), ('cd', ('add', 4, param))), ('mem', ...))):
    #        lin = ('setmem', ('range', s, ('cd', ('add', 4, param))), ('call.data', ('add', 36, param), ('cd', ('add', 4, param))))
    #        return [lin]

    if m := match(line,
                  ("if", ("iszero",
                          ("storage", 5, 0, ":l")), ":if_true", ":if_false")):
        l, if_true, if_false = m.l, m.if_true, m.if_false

        def find_arr_l(exp):
            if match(exp, ("arr", ("storage", 256, 0, l), ...)):
                return [exp]

        true_arr = find_f_list(if_true, find_arr_l)
        false_arr = find_f_list(if_true, find_arr_l)

        if len(true_arr) > 0 and len(true_arr) == len(false_arr):
            return if_true
Exemple #7
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def rewrite_string_stores(lines):
    # ugly af, and not super-precise. it should be split into 2 parts,
    # converting array->storage writes in loop_to_setmem_from_storage
    # and then relying on those storage writes here for cleanup

    assert len(lines) == 3
    l1, l2, l3 = lines[0], lines[1], lines[2]
    if ((m1 := match(
            l1,
        ("store", 256, 0, ":idx", ("add", 1, ("mask_shl", 255, 0, 1, ":src"))),
    )) and (m2 := match(l2, ("while",
                             ("gt", Any, Any), ":path2", Any, ":setvars")))
            and match(l3, ("while", ("gt", ...), ":path3", ...))
            and len(m2.path2) == 2 and (x := m2.path2[0]) and match(
                x,
                (
                    "store",
                    256,
                    0,
                    ("add", ("var", Any), Any),
                    ("mem", ("range", ("var", ":v"), 32)),
                ),
            )):
        return [(
            "store",
            256,
            0,
            ("array", "", ("sha3", m1.idx)),
            ("arr", m1.src, ("mem", ("range", m2.setvars[1][2], m1.src))),
        )]
Exemple #8
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 def other_2(exp):
     if (m := match(
             exp,
         ("if", ("eq", ":a", ":b"), ":if_true"))) and m.if_true == [
             ("return", ("eq", m.a, m.b))
         ]:
         return ("if", ("eq", m.a, m.b), [("return", ("bool", 1))])
Exemple #9
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def split_or(value):
    orig_value = value

    if opcode(value) not in ('or', 'mask_shl'):
        return [(256,0,value)]

    if opcode(value) == 'mask_shl':
        value = ('or', value)

    opcode_, *terms = value
    assert opcode_ == 'or'


    ret_rows = []

    for row in terms:
        if m := match(row, ('bool', ':arg')):
            row = ('mask_shl', 8, 0, 0, ('bool', m.arg)) # does weird things if size == 1, in loops.activateSafeMode

        if row == 'caller':
            row = ('mask_shl', 160, 0, 0, 'caller') # does weird things if size == 1, in loops.activateSafeMode

        if row == 'block.timestamp':
            row = ('mask_shl', 64, 0, 0, 'caller') # does weird things if size == 1, in loops.activateSafeMode


        if m := match(row, ('mul', 1, ':val')):
            row = m.val
Exemple #10
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def apply_mask_to_storage(exp, size, offset, shl):
    m = match(exp, ("storage", ":stor_size", ":stor_offset", ":stor_idx"))
    assert m
    stor_size, stor_offset, stor_idx = m.stor_size, m.stor_offset, m.stor_idx

    #    shr = minus_op(shl)

    stor_offset = add_op(stor_offset, offset)
    stor_size = sub_op(stor_size, offset)
    shl = add_op(shl, offset)
    offset = 0

    if safe_lt_op(size, stor_size):
        stor_size = size

    if safe_le_op(stor_size, 0) is True:
        return 0

    res = ("storage", stor_size, stor_offset, stor_idx)

    shr = 0

    if shl == 0:
        return res
    else:
        if (m := match(res, ("storage", size, 0, ":stor_idx"))) and offset == 0:
            stor_idx = m.stor_idx
            shr = minus_op(shl)
            return ("storage", size, shr, stor_idx)
Exemple #11
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            def add_path(line):
                if m := match(line, ("goto", Any, ":svs")):
                    path2 = path
                    for _, v_idx, v_val in m.svs:
                        path2 = replace(path2, ("var", v_idx), v_val)

                    return path2 + [line]
Exemple #12
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    def make_trace(self):
        if self.trace is None:
            return [("undefined", "decompilation didn't finish")]

        begin_vars = []
        if self.is_label():
            for _, var_idx, var_val, _ in self.label.begin_vars:
                begin_vars.append(("setvar", var_idx, var_val))

        if self.vm.just_fdests and self.trace != [("revert", 0)]:
            t = self.trace[0]
            if match(t, ("jump", ":target_node", ...)):
                begin = [("jd", str(self.jd[0]))]  # , str(self.trace))]
            else:
                begin = ["?"]
        else:
            begin = []

        begin += [("label", self,
                   tuple(begin_vars))] if self.is_label() else []

        last = self.trace[-1]

        if opcode(last) == "jump":
            return begin + self.trace[:-1] + last[1].make_trace()

        if m := match(last, ("if", ":cond", ":if_true", ":if_false")):
            if_true = m.if_true.make_trace()
            if_false = m.if_false.make_trace()
            return begin + self.trace[:-1] + [("if", m.cond, if_true, if_false)
                                              ]
Exemple #13
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def to_while(trace, jd, path=None):
    path = path or []

    while True:
        if trace == []:
            raise
        line = trace[0]
        trace = trace[1:]

        if m := match(line, ("if", ":cond", ":if_true", ":if_false")):
            cond, if_true, if_false = m.cond, m.if_true, m.if_false
            if is_revert(if_true):
                path.append(("require", is_zero(cond)))
                trace = if_false
                continue

            if is_revert(if_false):
                path.append(("require", cond))
                trace = if_true
                continue

            jds_true = find_f_list(if_true, get_jds)
            jds_false = find_f_list(if_false, get_jds)

            assert (jd in jds_true) != (jd in jds_false), (jds_true, jds_false)

            def add_path(line):
                if m := match(line, ("goto", Any, ":svs")):
                    path2 = path
                    for _, v_idx, v_val in m.svs:
                        path2 = replace(path2, ("var", v_idx), v_val)

                    return path2 + [line]
                else:
                    return [line]
Exemple #14
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def make(trace):
    res = []

    for idx, line in enumerate(trace):
        if m := match(line, ("if", ":cond", ":if_true", ":if_false")):
            res.append(("if", m.cond, make(m.if_true), make(m.if_false)))

        elif m := match(line, ("label", ":jd", ":vars", ...)):
            jd, vars = m.jd, m.vars
            try:
                before, inside, remaining, cond = to_while(trace[idx + 1:], jd)
            except Exception:
                continue

            inside = inside  # + [str(inside)]

            inside = make(inside)
            remaining = make(remaining)

            for _, v_idx, v_val in vars:
                before = replace(before, ("var", v_idx), v_val)
            before = make(before)

            res.extend(before)
            res.append(("while", cond, inside, repr(jd), vars))
            res.extend(remaining)

            return res
Exemple #15
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def get_param_name(cd, add_color=False, func=None):
    global _func
    global _abi
    loc = match(cd, ("cd", ":loc")).loc

    if _abi is None:
        return cd

    if _func is None:
        return cd

    if "params" not in _func:
        return cd

    if type(loc) != int:
        cd = cleanup_mul_1(cd)

        if m := match(loc, ("add", 4, ("param", ":point_loc"))):
            return colorize(m.point_loc + ".length", COLOR_GREEN, add_color)

        if m := match(loc, ("add", 4, ("cd", ":point_loc"))):
            return colorize(
                str(get_param_name(
                    ("cd", m.point_loc), func=func)) + ".length",
                COLOR_GREEN,
                add_color,
            )
Exemple #16
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def simplify(exp):

    if opcode(exp) == "max":
        terms = exp[1:]
        els = [simplify(e) for e in terms]
        res = -(2 ** 256)
        for e in els:
            try:
                res = max_op(res, e)
            except:
                return ("max",) + tuple(els)
        return res

    if (m := match(exp, ("mask_shl", ":size", ":offset", ":shl", ":val"))) :
        size, offset, shl, val = (
            simplify(m.size),
            simplify(m.offset),
            simplify(m.shl),
            simplify(m.val),
        )

        if all_concrete(size, offset, shl, val):
            return apply_mask(val, size, offset, shl)

        if (size, offset, shl) == (256, 0, 0):
            return val
Exemple #17
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def lt_op(left, right):  # left < right
    if type(left) == int and type(right) == int:
        return left < right

    if (m := match(left, ("add", ":int:num", ":max"))) and opcode(m.max) == "max":
        terms = m.max[1:]
        left = ("max",) + tuple(add_op(t, m.num) for t in terms)
Exemple #18
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    def add_to_arr(exp):
        if m := match(exp, ("add", ":left", ":right")):
            left, right = m.left, m.right
            if opcode(left) == "loc":
                right, left = left, right

            if opcode(right) == "loc":
                return ("array", left, right)
Exemple #19
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 def other_1(exp):
     if ((m := match(
             exp,
         ("mask_shl", ":int:size", ":n_size", ":size_n", ":str:val")))
             and 256 - m.size == m.n_size and m.size - 256 == m.size_n
             and m.size + 16 == len(m.val) * 8 and len(m.val) > 0 and
             m.val[0] == m.val[-1] == "'"):  # +16 because '' in strings
         return m.val
Exemple #20
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def _mask_op(exp, size=256, offset=0, shl=0, shr=0):
    if size == 0:
        return 0
    #    if (size, offset, shl, shr) == (256, 0, 0, 0):
    #        return exp

    if m := match(exp, ("div", ":num", 1)):
        exp = m.num  # should be done somewhere else, but it's 0:37 at night
Exemple #21
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    def simplify_sha3(e):
        e = rainbow_sha3(e)

        if match(e, ("sha3", ("data", ...))):
            terms = e[1][1:]  # "..."
            e = ("sha3", ) + tuple(terms)
        if m := match(e, ("sha3", ":int:loc")):
            return ("loc", m.loc)
Exemple #22
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            def find_default(exp):

                if (m := match(exp, ("if", ":cond", ":if_true", ":if_false"))) and str(
                    ("cd", 0)
                ) in str(m.cond):
                    if find_f_list(m.if_false, func_calls) == []:
                        fi = m.if_false[0]
                        if m2 := match(fi, ("jd", ":jd")):
                            return int(m2.jd)
Exemple #23
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    def apply_vars(var_list):
        for orig_name, new_name in var_list:
            assert match(orig_name, ("var", ":name"))
            assert match(new_name, ("var", int))

            self.trace = replace(self.trace, orig_name, new_name)

            for n in self.next:
                n.apply_vars(var_list)
Exemple #24
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 def get_type(stordefs):
     sizes = set()
     offsets = set()
     for s in stordefs:
         if (m := match(
                 s, ("stor", ":size", ":off",
                     (":op", ":idx", ...)))) and m.op in ("map", "array"):
             sizes.add(m.size)
             if safe_le_op(0, m.off) is True:
                 offsets.add(m.off)
Exemple #25
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def to_bytes(exp):
    if type(exp) == int:
        return (exp + 7) // 8, exp % 8

    if type(exp) == tuple and exp[:4] == ("mask_shl", 253, 0, 3):
        return exp[4], 0

    if (m := match(exp, ("mask_shl", ":int:size", ":int:offset", ":int:shl",
                         ":val"))) and m.shl >= 3:
        return ("mask_shl", m.size, m.offset, m.shl - 3, m.val), 0
Exemple #26
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def mask_to_mul(exp):
    if m := match(
            exp, ("mask_shl", ":int:size", ":int:offset", ":int:shl", ":val")):
        size, offset, shl, val = m.size, m.offset, m.shl, m.val
        if shl > 0 and offset == 0 and size == 256 - shl:
            if shl <= 8:
                return ("mul", 2**shl, val)

        if shl < 0 and offset == -shl and size == 256 - offset:
            if shl >= -8:
                return ("div", 2**shl, val)
Exemple #27
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    def f(exp):
        if type(exp) != tuple:
            return None

        elif opcode(exp) in ("storage", "stor"):
            #        elif exp ~ ('storage', ...): # if we have a storage reference within the storage
            # don't follow this one when looking for loc
            return None

        elif m := match(exp, ("loc", ":num")):
            return m.num
Exemple #28
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def __try_add(self, other):
    if (m := match(
            self,
        ("mul", ":num",
         ("mask_shl", ":int:size", ":int:off", ":int:shl", ":val")),
    )) and m.shl > 0:
        self = (
            "mul",
            m.num + 2**m.shl,
            ("mask_shl", m.size + m.shl, m.off, 0, m.val),
        )
Exemple #29
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def slice_exp(exp, left, right):
    size = sub_op(right, left)

    logger.debug(f"slicing {exp}, offset {left} bytes, until {right} bytes")
    # e.g. mem[32 len 10], 2, 4 == mem[34,2]

    if m := match(exp, ("mem", ("range", ":rleft", ":rlen"))):
        rleft, rlen = m.rleft, m.rlen
        if safe_le_op(add_op(left, size), rlen):
            return ("mem", ("range", add_op(rleft, left), size))
        else:
            return None
Exemple #30
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def pretty_line(r, add_color=True):
    col = partial(colorize, add_color=add_color)
    pret = partial(prettify, parentheses=False, add_color=add_color)

    if type(r) is str:
        yield COLOR_GRAY + "# " + r + ENDC

    #    elif r ~ ('jumpdest', ...):
    #        pass

    elif m := match(r, ("comment", ":text")):
        yield COLOR_GRAY + "# " + prettify(m.text, add_color=False) + ENDC