BFuzz is an input based fuzzer tool which take .html as an input, open’s up your browser with a new instance and pass multiple testcases generated by domato which is present in recurve folder of BFuzz, more over BFuzz is an automation which performs same task repeatedly.
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warmachine@ftw:~/BFuzz$ ./generate.sh
warmachine@ftw:~/BFuzz$ python BFuzz.py
Enter the browser type:
1: Chrome
2: Firefox
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Running python BFuzz.py will ask for option weather to fuzz Chrome or Firefox, however if selected 2 this will open Firefox firefox --new-instance and randomly open any of the testcase from recurve create the logs on the terminal wait for 3 seconds again it will open Firefox and the same process continue so on.
BFuzz is a small .py script which enables to open browser run testcase for 12 seconds then close wait for 3 seconds and again follow the same process.
The testcase’s in recurve are generated by domato generator.py contains the main script. It uses grammar.py as a library and contains additional helper code for DOM fuzzing.
grammar.py contains the generation engine that is mostly application-agnostic and can thus be used in other (i.e. non-DOM) generation-based fuzzers. As it can be used as a library, its usage is described in a separate section below.
.txt files contain grammar definitions. There are 3 main files, html.txt, css.txt and js.txt which contain HTML, CSS and JavaScript grammars, respectively. These root grammar files may include content from other files.
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