New tool release: SPIKE
From: Dave Aitel (daitel@atstake.com)Date: 10/16/01
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Message-ID: <3BCB7334.5676B54B@atstake.com> Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2001 19:37:25 -0400 From: Dave Aitel <daitel@atstake.com> To: secprog@securityfocus.com, pen-test@securityfocus.com, sectools@securityfocus.com Subject: New tool release: SPIKE
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SPIKE is a Fuzzer Creation Kit in C - basically an attempt to write a generic
protocol API that is easy to use and reasonably complete. This version of SPIKE
includes demonstration fuzzers that do web application and DCE-RPC (MSRPC)
fuzzing. Also included is a web server NTLM Authentication brute forcer
implemented with SPIKE, and a few example fuzzers that do nothing, but
demonstrate how to use the
API.
The web application fuzzing is done by capturing client requests (a modified
version of Dug Song's webmitm is included which works very well for SSL
connections) and then running those through a perl script which generates .c
files. When compiled, these programs will then iterate through all the
variables in a request with various attack
strings.
The entire package is released under the GPL, version 2.0. Enjoy! And, as
always, send questions, comments, flames, personal issues, dumb questions, and
vicious ferrets muzzled with duct tape
to:
daitel@atstake.com
Dave Aitel
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