Fusil is a fuzzing framework written in Python and distributed under GNU GPLv2
license.
It allows to easily write so-called "Fuzzing projects" from a set of functions
and the power of Python: create a process, compile C program, watch a
process, watch syslog, etc.
Available projects: gettext, clamav, libc_printf, php, linux_ioctl, mplayer,
identify, etc.
Website: http://fusil.hachoir.org/trac
Example of gettext session:
$ ./run_fusil.sh -p project/poppler.py ~/document.pdf
[application] Fusil version 0.5 -- GNU GPL v2
[application] http://fusil.hachoir.org/
[application] Load project project/poppler.py
[session 1][project] Start session
(...)
[session 994][watch:process:pdftotext] Process killed by signal SIGSEGV
[session 994][project] End of session: score=75.0%, duration=0.378 second
[session 994][session_dir] Success: keep directory
'/home/toady/local/scm/svn/fusil/project-0008/session-0005'
[project] Project done: : 5 session in 0.9 second (181.6 ms per session),
total 0.9 second
[application] Exit Fusil
Last session (success) is stored in project-0003/session-0994/. We can
reproduce the crash with:
$ evince document.pdf
Error (0): PDF file is damaged - attempting to reconstruct xref table...
Error (44780): Dictionary key must be a name object
(...)
Segmentation fault
Fusil uses small "agents" which exchange messages to launch actions. Eg.
MangleFile injects errors in valid file (PDF file, AVI movie, JPEG picture,
etc.). And then Fusil uses generated filename to run a process.
Each project session has a score between -100% (application rejects fuzzy
data) and 100% (success). Many probes exist to compute session score:
+100% for process killed by a signal (WatchProcess)
+100% for "segmentation fault" text pattern in process stdout (FileWatch)
-100% if session is too fast (TimeWatch)
etc.
For fuzzing safety, Fusil limits process memory, process priority, only copy
few environment variables, create a temporary directory used as working
directory, etc.
Victor Stinner aka haypo
http://hachoir.org/
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