fixup_kernel: kmalloc() can allocate more data. Let's say 4MB.
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1 #!/bin/bash
3 db_file=$1
4 cat << EOF | sqlite3 $db_file
5 /* we only care about the main ->read/write() functions. */
6 delete from caller_info where function = '(struct file_operations)->read' and file != 'fs/read_write.c';
7 delete from caller_info where function = '(struct file_operations)->write' and file != 'fs/read_write.c';
8 delete from function_ptr where function = '(struct file_operations)->read';
9 delete from function_ptr where function = '(struct file_operations)->write';
11 /* delete these function pointers which cause false positives */
12 delete from caller_info where function = '(struct file_operations)->open' and type != 0;
13 delete from caller_info where function = '(struct notifier_block)->notifier_call' and type != 0;
14 delete from caller_info where function = '(struct mISDNchannel)->send' and type != 0;
15 delete from caller_info where function = '(struct irq_router)->get' and type != 0;
16 delete from caller_info where function = '(struct irq_router)->set' and type != 0;
17 delete from caller_info where function = '(struct net_device_ops)->ndo_change_mtu' and caller = 'i40e_dbg_netdev_ops_write';
18 delete from caller_info where function = '(struct timer_list)->function' and type != 0;
20 /* type 1003 is USER_DATA */
21 delete from caller_info where caller = 'hid_input_report' and type = 1003;
22 delete from caller_info where caller = 'nes_process_iwarp_aeqe' and type = 1003;
23 delete from caller_info where caller = 'oz_process_ep0_urb' and type = 1003;
24 delete from caller_info where function = 'dev_hard_start_xmit' and key = '\$' and type = 1003;
25 delete from caller_info where function like '%->ndo_start_xmit' and key = '\$' and type = 1003;
26 delete from caller_info where caller = 'packet_rcv_fanout' and function = '(struct packet_type)->func' and parameter = 1 and type = 1003;
27 delete from caller_info where caller = 'hptiop_probe' and type = 1003;
28 delete from caller_info where caller = 'p9_fd_poll' and function = '(struct file_operations)->poll' and type = 1003;
29 delete from caller_info where caller = 'proc_reg_poll' and function = 'proc_reg_poll ptr poll' and type = 1003;
30 delete from caller_info where function = 'blkdev_ioctl' and type = 1003 and parameter = 0 and key = '\$';
32 insert into caller_info values ('userspace', '', 'compat_sys_ioctl', 0, 0, 1003, 0, '\$', '1');
33 insert into caller_info values ('userspace', '', 'compat_sys_ioctl', 0, 0, 1003, 1, '\$', '1');
34 insert into caller_info values ('userspace', '', 'compat_sys_ioctl', 0, 0, 1003, 2, '\$', '1');
36 delete from caller_info where function = '(struct timer_list)->function' and parameter = 0;
39 * rw_verify_area is a very central function for the kernel. The 1000000000
40 * isn't accurate but I've picked it so that we can add "pos + count" without
41 * wrapping on 32 bits.
43 delete from return_states where function = 'rw_verify_area';
44 insert into return_states values ('faked', 'rw_verify_area', 0, 1, '0-1000000000[<=\$3]', 0, 0, -1, '', '');
45 insert into return_states values ('faked', 'rw_verify_area', 0, 1, '0-1000000000[<=\$3]', 0, 102, 2, '*\$', '0-1000000000');
46 insert into return_states values ('faked', 'rw_verify_area', 0, 1, '0-1000000000[<=\$3]', 0, 1011, 3, '\$', '0-1000000000');
47 insert into return_states values ('faked', 'rw_verify_area', 0, 2, '(-4095)-(-1)', 0, 0, -1, '', '');
50 * I am a bad person for doing this to __kmalloc() which is a very deep function
51 * and can easily be removed instead of to kmalloc(). But kmalloc() is an
52 * inline function so it ends up being recorded thousands of times in the
53 * database. Doing this is easier.
56 delete from return_states where function = '__kmalloc';
57 insert into return_states values ('faked', '__kmalloc', 0, 1, '16', 0, 0, -1, '', '');
58 insert into return_states values ('faked', '__kmalloc', 0, 1, '16', 0, 1011, 0, '\$', '0');
59 insert into return_states values ('faked', '__kmalloc', 0, 2, '0,4096-ptr_max', 0, 0, -1, '', '');
60 insert into return_states values ('faked', '__kmalloc', 0, 2, '0,4096-ptr_max', 0, 1011, 0, '\$', '1-4000000');
61 insert into return_states values ('faked', '__kmalloc', 0, 3, '0', 0, 0, -1, '', '');
62 insert into return_states values ('faked', '__kmalloc', 0, 3, '0', 0, 1011, 0, '\$', '4000000-long_max');
64 delete from return_states where function = 'vmalloc';
65 insert into return_states values ('faked', 'vmalloc', 0, 1, '0,4096-ptr_max', 0, 0, -1, '', '');
66 insert into return_states values ('faked', 'vmalloc', 0, 1, '0,4096-ptr_max', 0, 1011, 0, '\$', '1-128000000');
67 insert into return_states values ('faked', 'vmalloc', 0, 2, '0', 0, 0, -1, '', '');
69 delete from return_states where function = 'ksize';
70 insert into return_states values ('faked', 'ksize', 0, 1, '0', 0, 0, -1, '', '');
71 insert into return_states values ('faked', 'ksize', 0, 1, '0', 0, 1011, 0, '\$', '16');
72 insert into return_states values ('faked', 'ksize', 0, 2, '1-4000000', 0, 0, -1, '', '');
74 /* store a bunch of capped functions */
75 update return_states set return = '0-u32max[<=\$2]' where function = 'copy_to_user';
76 update return_states set return = '0-u32max[<=\$2]' where function = '_copy_to_user';
77 update return_states set return = '0-u32max[<=\$2]' where function = '__copy_to_user';
78 update return_states set return = '0-u32max[<=\$2]' where function = 'copy_from_user';
79 update return_states set return = '0-u32max[<=\$2]' where function = '_copy_from_user';
80 update return_states set return = '0-u32max[<=\$2]' where function = '__copy_from_user';
82 /* 64 CPUs aught to be enough for anyone */
83 update return_states set return = '1-64' where function = 'cpumask_weight';
85 update return_states set return = '0-8' where function = '__arch_hweight8';
86 update return_states set return = '0-16' where function = '__arch_hweight16';
87 update return_states set return = '0-32' where function = '__arch_hweight32';
88 update return_states set return = '0-64' where function = '__arch_hweight64';
91 * Preserve the value across byte swapping. By the time we use it for math it
92 * will be byte swapped back to CPU endian.
94 update return_states set return = '0-u64max[==\$0]' where function = '__fswab64';
95 update return_states set return = '0-u32max[==\$0]' where function = '__fswab32';
96 update return_states set return = '0-u16max[==\$0]' where function = '__fswab16';
98 delete from return_states where function = 'bitmap_allocate_region' and return = '1';
99 delete from return_states where function = 'pci_bus_read_config_word' and return = 135;
100 delete from return_states where function = 'pci_bus_write_config_word' and return = 135;
102 update return_states set return = '(-4095)-s32max[<=\$3]' where function = 'get_user_pages' and return = 's32min-s32max';
103 update return_states set return = '(-4095)-s64max[<=\$3]' where function = 'get_user_pages' and return = 's64min-s64max';
105 delete from caller_info where caller = '__kernel_write';
109 call_id=$(echo "select distinct call_id from caller_info where function = '__kernel_write';" | sqlite3 $db_file)
110 for id in $call_id ; do
111 echo "insert into caller_info values ('fake', '', '__kernel_write', $id, 0, 1, 1003, '*\$', '0-1000000000');" | sqlite3 $db_file
112 done
114 for i in $(echo "select distinct return from return_states where function = 'clear_user';" | sqlite3 $db_file ) ; do
115 echo "update return_states set return = \"$i[<=\$1]\" where return = \"$i\" and function = 'clear_user';" | sqlite3 $db_file
116 done