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Fuzzers
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This directory contains a collection of fuzzing tools. Each tests a different
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entry point to the code.
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Usage notes:
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1. Install AFL:
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.. code::
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apt-get install afl
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2. Build the fuzzers:
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.. code::
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make fuzzers
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3. Some of the tests (eg ``fuzz_decrypt`` and ``fuzz_group_decrypt``) require a
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session file. You can use the ones generated by the python test script
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(``python/test.sh``).
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4. Make some work directories:
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.. code::
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mkdir -p fuzzing/in fuzzing/out
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5. Generate starting input:
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.. code::
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echo "Test" > fuzzing/in/test
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6. Run the test under ``afl-fuzz``:
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.. code::
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afl-fuzz -i fuzzing/in -o fuzzing/out -- \
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./build/fuzzers/fuzz_<fuzzing_tool> [<test args>]
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7. To resume with the data produced by an earlier run:
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.. code::
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afl-fuzz -i- -o existing_output_dir [...etc...]
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8. If it shows failures, pipe the failure case into
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``./build/fuzzers/debug_<fuzzing_tool>``, fix, and repeat.
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