Versus71 Posted January 31, 2014 Report Share Posted January 31, 2014 Anti-exploit toolWhat is Sentinel?Sentinel is a command line tool able to protect Windows 32 bit programs against exploits targeted by attackers or viruses. It can protect your programs against 0-day attacks or publicly known bugs.Why Sentinel?When a 0-day attack is used in the wild, nobody knows about the existence of this bug except the attacker himself. Some antiviruses implement heuristics to detect new attacks but usually they are unreliable. Sometimes, your computer is not up to date, in this case you are vulnerable to attacks against public bugs.In both cases, one way to protect your "vulnerable programs" against old or new attacks is adding extra protections (usually, exploit mitigations).What kind of programs can Sentinel protect?Any 32 bit program can be protected by Sentinel. E.g: "Internet Explorer", "Acrobat Reader", "Word", "Excel", your applications, etc ..What kind of exploit attacks can Sentinel stop?Sentinel is able to detect attacks against user mode binary bugs. Binary bugs can be understood as bugs where the instruction pointer (EIP) can be modified. E.g: Stack overflows, Heap overflows, memory corruptions, Use after-free, etc.What kind of exploit attack behavior can Sentinel detect?ROP activityStack PivotingInvalid CallerReturn Address modificationStack ExecutionStack Returning (previous step to stack execution)Base Pointer modification (experimental)Video demonstration: Download:http://corelabs.coresecurity.com/index.php?module=Wiki&action=attachment&type=tool&page=sentinel&file=Sentinel.zip Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
