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When I’m fuzzing some… Continue reading First chance vs second chance during fuzzing in windbg
Is there a way to highlight multiple form fields to fuzz in the request fields instead of having to manually highlight each field in OWASP zap?
I was wondering if there was a tool that can be automated in order to scan and fuzz all form fields in a web application when authenticated. I know of OWASP-zap but the problem is I have to manually fuzz all fields every time… Continue reading Tool that Scans and Fuzzes all form fields in a webapp
I’m trying to fuzz an embedded web server. The problem is that the API requests require a user be logged in by sending a POST request with the username and password. Without the POST request the server will return a 403 error… Continue reading Sending a POST request with directory traversal attack
I’m currently practicing buffer overflow. And I have a question for you regarding fuzzing.
I am able to develop a python script that will try several buffer sizes to crash an application. It works well, and returns the buffe… Continue reading Fuzzing: Quickly find the exact number of bytes
I am doing web application testing and mostly performing injections into fields etc. Instead of having to do these manually in each form field how do I go about making this automated against all form fields on a page? I heard… Continue reading Fuzzing with Owasp-Zap
Property-based testing is a powerful technique for verifying arbitrary properties of a program via execution on a large set of inputs, typically generated stochastically. Echidna is a library and executable I’ve been working on for applying prope… Continue reading State Machine Testing with Echidna
In my computer science class, my professor provided the following example…
Normally, a user would provide a link by typing the following in chatroom…
[Example Website](https://example.com)
And receive a output of…
If a program is written in C, then it is worth it to fuzz it with something like afl since it might have memory-related bugs. But how about software written in Rust? Would a fuzzer still find bugs? Or are there no memory rela… Continue reading Is it worth it to fuzz Rust-written software?
So I’ve been attempting to use dirbuster to fuzz a few vulnerable machines. I haven’t been satisfied with the outputs so I started trying some manual fuzzing and then referencing the default dirbuster wordlist as well as othe… Continue reading Fuzzing a webserver using DirBuster