rage against the network

a dumb protocol-unaware packet fuzzer/replayer

Basic ideas:

• ridiculously easy to use (near-zero setup cost)
• protocol-unaware; blind brute-force fuzzing
• fairly quick (todo: proper epoll)
• comes with a collection of packets for common protocols ready to go

Current status:

• IP only (TCP and UDP)
• Client-side only
• not particularly fast (single-thread blocking)
• deterministic; fuzz-runs can be repeated given the seed of a prior run
• target process monitoring is left as an excersize to the reader
• naive unconfigurable mutations

Usage

Usage: rage [-d] -p <port> -t <target> -f <filename>
        -f filename      file to read packet zoo from
        -d               enable debug [excessive]
        -l               print out all packets in file
        -p portnum       specify target port for fuzzing
        -t host          specify target host for fuzzing
        -s milliseconds  specify a send delay 
        -b               don't fuzz, send original packets and exit 
        -r               provide a seed for srand (repeat a fuzz run)
        -c               number of packets sent before forced reconnect
        -z               a dummy arg to ID different fuzzers on same host

packet file format

todo

doing a fuzz run

todo

bugs found

todo