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I also tested Windows 10 guests (including Windows 11). I found that for 32-bit programs, Cuckoo can work fine and capture behavioral data. However, for 64-bit programs, I observed exception exits in the behavior logs, indicating bugs in the injection process that need adaptation.
I also tested Windows 10 guests (including Windows 11). I found that for 32-bit programs, Cuckoo can work fine and capture behavioral data. However, for 64-bit programs, I observed exception exits in the behavior logs, indicating bugs in the injection process that need adaptation.
After some research, I found that the issue lies in the hook_create_stub function in hooking.c. This function did not handle jump instructions like "0x48 0xff 0x25", causing hooks on x86-64 architecture samples under Windows 10 to fail to correctly jump to the original function's execution flow. I have now fixed this bug: GitHub link.
Any time I run any .doc through my Windows 10 x86 VM I get a crash:
Using Microsoft Office 2007 Ultimate, happy to provide any additional info
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