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README

1hostap.git fuzz testing
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4These tools can be used for fuzz testing of various components used
5within wpa_supplicant and hostapd. Each directory contains a fuzzing
6tool that focuses on one input handler. Each tool can be compiled either
7to work with the libFuzzer or as a separate tool that reads the input
8from a file specified on the command line, e.g., for American fuzzy lop
9(afl-fuzz). Example test corpus is included in */corpus directory.
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11Example fuzzing with libFuzzer
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13cd @TOOL@
14make clean
15make LIBFUZZER=y
16./@TOOL@ corpus
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18Example fuzzing with afl-fuzz
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20cd @TOOL@
21make clean
22CC=afl-gcc make
23afl-fuzz -i corpus -o findings -- $PWD/@TOOL@ @@
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