Another OllyDbg Anti-Debug Trick

It is similar to, but different from the one i disclosed in the previous post. The previous one occurs when OllyDbg tries to grab .sym files, but this one occurs when OllyDbg tries to grab .udd files.

Similar to .sym files, .udd files are grabbed for all loaded modules, including dynamically loaded ones, which gives us the chance to use this buffer overflow as an anti-debug method.

To exploit this buffer overflow, all you have to do is create a .dll with length of 0x102 bytes and then LoadLibrary it.

N.B. ollydbg.exe must reside in a directory with length of 0x29 bytes or more, e.g. "D:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\odbg110".

Further details:

http://waleedassar.blogspot.com/2012/01/another-ollydbg-anti-debug-trick.html

A simple demo:

http://ollytlscatch.googlecode.com/files/bug.exe

Source code:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Vi3UO6sglpoEYMPNdA8ZXKrc7oBmR-0Bd5v0rnFGfug/edit