checksec.exe reports "Force Integrity" as "yes" for everything about checksec.py

[Wenzel]

Hi @wdormann ,

thanks for your report.

Would it be possible to link your 2 binaries in this issue ?
I would like to like at them in detail with the lief library.

This is what checksec.py does:
https://github.com/Wenzel/checksec.py/blob/master/checksec/pe.py#L95

    @property
    def has_force_integrity(self) -> bool:
        """Whether FORCE_INTEGRITY is enabled"""
        # 2011 ?
        return self.bin.optional_header.has(DLL_CHARACTERISTICS.FORCE_INTEGRITY)

I also looked at the Rich output code and couldn't spot an issue there.
The binaries would help !

Thanks.

[Wenzel]

For the binaries, I had a win 10 VM, I got them out and can repro the bug

I'm working on it.

[Wenzel]

@wdormann

I fixed your issue in the latest PR, and another issue, the force_intergrity key wasn't inserted in the JSON output: #72

I also published v0.4.3:
https://github.com/Wenzel/checksec.py/releases/tag/v0.4.3

Feel free to close this issue.

Thank you very much !

[Wenzel]

Confirmation:

[wdormann]

Looks good!

Here is the latest, along with an old vlc.exe for good measure.