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how to change the fuzzer?

Open linzc21 opened this issue 3 years ago • 2 comments

If i want to change the fuzzer to AFL, do you know how to do it? Thanks a lot!

linzc21 avatar Nov 17 '21 15:11 linzc21

Sorry for the late. Currently, FirmAE does not support AFL.

AFL supports two-mode: source code, and binary mode. If you have a source code, then compile with the AFL and just run. However, there is only a binary, then you can perform the binary-only fuzzing, maybe you can run the binary with an abstracted library such as libnvram.so in the AFL QEMU mode.

pr0v3rbs avatar Feb 13 '22 14:02 pr0v3rbs

Sorry for the late. Currently, FirmAE does not support AFL.

AFL supports two-mode: source code, and binary mode. If you have a source code, then compile with the AFL and just run. However, there is only a binary, then you can perform the binary-only fuzzing, maybe you can run the binary with an abstracted library such as libnvram.so in the AFL QEMU mode.

Sorry for the late. Currently, FirmAE does not support AFL.

AFL supports two-mode: source code, and binary mode. If you have a source code, then compile with the AFL and just run. However, there is only a binary, then you can perform the binary-only fuzzing, maybe you can run the binary with an abstracted library such as libnvram.so in the AFL QEMU mode.

OK~~ Thanks

linzc21 avatar Apr 14 '22 01:04 linzc21