hi mates,
I'm not new to cuckoo, but during my last installation(1.2) and its testing I've faced an issue cannot understand well from what it is triggered.
here is a piece of log found as output of an analysis:
2015-12-14 21:21:51,361 [analyzer] WARNING: Cannot execute auxiliary module DumpTLSMasterSecrets: Error returned by is32bit: Command '['bin\\is32bit.exe', '-n', 'lsass.exe']' returned non-zero exit status 1
Let me explain in details what happens; once submitted a sample, the analysis terminate due to timeout.
Jumped into the VM, there is an alert box on the desktop, issued by isbit32.exe, displaying:
" [-] Error getting access to process: 5! ".

Once clicked on ok, the analysis process "wakes up" and terminate providing the expected report.
for any further information about my setup, ask.
Does the Cuckoo Agent have administrator privileges?
actually no.
I've supposed it'd be due to privileges, but tried running manually the command is32bit.exe -n lsass.exe from an administrative command and it raised the same error.
Do you have UAC etc enabled? Tried disabling that?
well, it's working right now, disabling UAC and running the agent as administrator.
thank you.
I'm just wondering how correct is turning off UAC on a machine that should mimic a production one with UAC enabled?
We're happy to talk about workarounds with UAC enabled but at the moment I don't see any easy way to do so - if you do, let us know :-)
got it ;)
maybe it could be usefull a note on the documentation.
thank u
Yeah, or even better; a message at runtime if you see this, please disable UAC and if you see this, please run as Administrator.. :p
Even .I disable the UAC there is a same error dialog :(,how to fix this issue
I had the same problem.
It finally stated working after I granted permission for "Debuggen von Programmen" (German. approx. Debugging of Programms) to Administrators.
Similar to https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc776977(WS.10).aspx
It required that change and the agent.py to be executed from the Powershell rather than cmd.exe
I had to 'relax' the security by disabling UAC via _User Account Control: Run all administrators in Admin Approval Mode_ under _ Local Policies -> Security Options_ via _Local Security Policy_ utility.
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I had to 'relax' the security by disabling UAC via _User Account Control: Run all administrators in Admin Approval Mode_ under _ Local Policies -> Security Options_ via _Local Security Policy_ utility.