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Research on Binary Program Dynamic Slicing Technology for Cause Analysis of Vulnerability
Peiyu Lu, Chao Feng, Chaojing Tang
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Abstract
In cause analysis of vulnerability, multi-level dereference of pointer and array element index analysis are often encountered at the code level, which is reflected in the case of indirect addressing at the assembly level. At present, the program slicing technology commonly used for cause analysis of vulnerability can not completely analyze the data flow and control flow of indirect addressing. In order to solve this problem, this paper proposes a binary program dynamic slicing technology for cause analysis of vulnerability. This technology uses the information related to the reading and writing of registers and memory addresses in the program execution trace to find the relationship of the data flow and control flow between the two instructions, which can more completely retain the information related to the instructions to be sliced, improve the automation component in cause analysis of vulnerability and reduce the cost of manual analysis. In addition, using the static characteristics of execution trace, this paper can meet the needs of researchers for repeated debugging and analysis of a program execution at different time points in the process of program execution.