By using this Python script, you can deobfuscate a batch script that is obfuscated with string substitution, escape character techniques, and more.
Original project by DissectMalware, additional modifications made by gdesmar. We just expanded functionality and added additional commentary to the codebase to make the deobfuscation process easier to understand.
NOTE: This should ONLY be ran on a virtual machine in an isolated environment to minimize the risk of accidental damage to your system. The creators of this tool are not responsible for any damage caused by its usage.
To run the script:
python3 batch_interpreter.py --file c:\test\obfuscated_file.bat
$ python3 batch_interpreter.py --help
usage: batch_interpreter.py [-h] [-f FILE] [-o OUTPUT] [-v] [-m] [-e]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f FILE, --file FILE The path of obfuscated batch file
-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
The path the deobfuscated batch file should be written
to (default: stdout)
-v, --verbose Whether to include additional information in the
output, such as child commands and comments
-m, --math Whether to attempt to execute mathematical operations
in the batch file
-e, --exitcodes Whether to attempt to store command exit codes and
replace `%=exitcodeAscii%` with the appropriate value
from batch_deobfuscator.batch_interpreter import BatchDeobfuscator, handle_bat_file
deobfuscator = BatchDeobfuscator()
deobfuscated_script = handle_bat_file(deobfuscator, "./obfuscated_file.bat")
$ git clone https://github.com/TargetPackage/batch_deobfuscator
$ cd batch_deobfuscator
$ pip3 install -e ".[dev]"
$ python3 -m pytest
Add -v
for extra information, useful if tests are failing and you aren't sure why.