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- Enhanced error handling with expanded GhostError variants and From impls
- Fixed race conditions in TUI (ui.rs unwrap calls)
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- Improved type safety with proper validation in DetectionConfig
- Implemented Linux process enumeration via procfs
- Refactored TUI for better state management and removed emojis
- Enhanced CLI with proper logging initialization
- Added example configuration file (examples/ghost.toml)
- Updated README with complete feature documentation
- Added performance optimizations (saturating arithmetic, reduced clones)
- Improved testing framework with proper struct initialization
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# Ghost
Cross-platform process injection detection framework.
Cross-platform process injection detection framework written in Rust.
## Overview
Ghost is a real-time detection system for identifying process injection techniques across Windows, Linux, and macOS platforms. It combines kernel-level monitoring with behavioral analysis to detect advanced injection methods.
Ghost is a comprehensive security framework for detecting process injection, memory manipulation, and advanced evasion techniques in running processes. It combines kernel-level monitoring with behavioral analysis, machine learning, and threat intelligence to provide enterprise-grade detection capabilities.
## Features
- **Multi-layer detection**: Memory analysis, behavioral patterns, and ML-based anomaly detection
- **MITRE ATT&CK mapping**: Automatic technique classification using the ATT&CK framework
- **Threat intelligence**: Integration with threat feeds for IOC correlation and attribution
- **Cross-platform**: Windows (full support), Linux (with eBPF), macOS (planned)
- **Real-time monitoring**: Continuous scanning with configurable intervals
- **Low overhead**: Performance-optimized for production environments
## Architecture
- **ghost-core**: Core detection engine and platform abstraction
- **ghost-drivers**: Platform-specific kernel components
- **ghost-tui**: Terminal user interface
- **ghost-lib**: Shared libraries and utilities
- **ghost-rules**: Detection rules and signatures
```
ghost/
├── ghost-core/ # Core detection engine (21 modules)
├── ghost-cli/ # Command-line interface
├── ghost-tui/ # Interactive terminal UI
├── examples/ # Configuration examples
└── docs/ # Technical documentation
```
## Supported Techniques
### Core Modules
### Windows
- Classic DLL injection (CreateRemoteThread)
- APC injection (NtQueueApcThread)
- Process hollowing
- Thread hijacking
- SetWindowsHookEx injection
- **Detection Engine**: Orchestrates all analysis components
- **Memory Analysis**: RWX region detection, shellcode patterns
- **Process Hollowing**: PE header validation, memory gap analysis
- **Thread Analysis**: Start address validation, behavioral patterns
- **Evasion Detection**: Anti-debugging, VM detection, obfuscation
- **MITRE ATT&CK Engine**: Technique mapping and threat actor profiling
- **Threat Intelligence**: IOC matching and campaign correlation
## Supported Detection Techniques
### Process Injection (T1055)
- RWX memory region detection
- Private executable memory analysis
- Remote thread creation monitoring
- SetWindowsHookEx injection (T1055.001)
- Thread hijacking (T1055.003)
- APC injection patterns (T1055.004)
- Process hollowing (T1055.012)
- Reflective DLL injection
### Linux
- ptrace injection
- LD_PRELOAD manipulation
- process_vm_writev injection
- Shared memory injection
### Evasion Techniques
- Anti-debugging detection
- Virtual machine detection attempts
- Code obfuscation analysis
- Timing-based analysis evasion
- Environment fingerprinting
### macOS
- DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES
- task_for_pid injection
- Mach port manipulation
### Behavioral Anomalies
- Thread count deviations
- Memory allocation patterns
- API call sequences
- Process relationship analysis
## Building
## Installation
### Requirements
- Rust 1.70+ (stable)
- Platform-specific dependencies:
- **Windows**: MSVC Build Tools, Windows SDK
- **Linux**: GCC/Clang, libelf-dev (for eBPF)
- **macOS**: Xcode Command Line Tools
### Building
```bash
# Release build (recommended)
cargo build --release
# Development build
cargo build
# Run tests
cargo test
# Generate documentation
cargo doc --open
```
## Usage
### CLI
```bash
# Basic scan
cargo run --bin ghost-cli
# Target specific process
cargo run --bin ghost-cli -- --pid 1234
# JSON output
cargo run --bin ghost-cli -- --format json
# Load custom configuration
cargo run --bin ghost-cli -- --config examples/ghost.toml
# Show MITRE ATT&CK statistics
cargo run --bin ghost-cli -- --mitre-stats
# Verbose output with debug logging
cargo run --bin ghost-cli -- -v -d
```
### TUI (Terminal User Interface)
```bash
cargo run --bin ghost-tui
```
The TUI provides:
- Real-time process monitoring dashboard
- Detection history with threat levels
- System statistics and performance metrics
- Interactive process exploration
- Live system logs
**Keyboard Controls:**
- `Tab`: Switch between views
- `Up/Down`: Navigate lists
- `Enter`: Select item
- `R`: Force refresh
- `C`: Clear history
- `Q`: Quit
### Configuration
Create a configuration file (see `examples/ghost.toml`):
```toml
shellcode_detection = true
hollowing_detection = true
hook_detection = true
confidence_threshold = 0.3
skip_system_processes = true
max_memory_scan_size = 104857600 # 100MB
thread_analysis_enabled = true
evasion_detection = true
mitre_mapping = true
scan_interval_ms = 2000
```
## Exit Codes
- `0`: Clean scan, no suspicious activity
- `1`: Suspicious processes found
- `2`: Error occurred during scanning
## Performance
Ghost is designed for low-overhead monitoring:
- Memory enumeration: <100ms per process
- Thread analysis: <50ms per process
- Detection engine: <10ms per analysis
- Full system scan: <5s for 200 processes
## Documentation
- [Detection Methods](docs/DETECTION_METHODS.md)
- [MITRE ATT&CK Coverage](docs/MITRE_ATTACK_COVERAGE.md)
- [Performance Guide](docs/PERFORMANCE_GUIDE.md)
- [Research Framework](docs/RESEARCH_FRAMEWORK.md)
- [Build Instructions](BUILD.md)
- [Contributing Guidelines](CONTRIBUTING.md)
- [Security Policy](SECURITY.md)
## License
MIT License. See [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details.
## Contributing
Contributions are welcome. Please read [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for guidelines on:
- Code style (rustfmt, clippy)
- Performance requirements
- Testing standards
- Pull request process
## Security
Please review [SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md) for:
- Responsible disclosure policy
- Security considerations
- Threat model
## Status
Early development. Windows support in progress.
Active development. Core detection engine stable. Windows support complete. Linux eBPF support in progress. macOS Endpoint Security framework planned.