Closed joseph-giron closed 4 months ago
From a quick look you seem to be missing --
between afl-fuzz
arguments and instrumentation arguments. That's why -target_module
gets misinterpreted as -t
flag and you get errors you are getting.
@ifratric thanks!
I am going a little crazy here. What am I doing wrong? It complains when I have the option -t, and it complains when I don't I guess there's no running the program. Its claiming multiple options. No matter how I re-arrange the options, same result. Any help would be nice.
D:\winafl\bin32>afl-fuzz.exe -t 10000 -i inputs -o outputs -D D:\DRIO8 -target_module my_prog.exe -coverage_module my_prog.exe -- a:\downloads\my_prog\my_prog.exe @@ WinAFL 1.16b by ifratric@google.com Based on AFL 2.43b by lcamtuf@google.com
[-] PROGRAM ABORT : Multiple -t options not supported Location : main(), c:\work\winafl\source\afl-fuzz.c:7781
D:\winafl\bin32>afl-fuzz.exe -i inputs -o outputs -D D:\DRIO8 -target_module my_prog.exe -coverage_module my_prog.exe -- a:\downloads\my_prog\my_prog.exe @@ WinAFL 1.16b by ifratric@google.com Based on AFL 2.43b by lcamtuf@google.com
[-] PROGRAM ABORT : Bad syntax used for -t Location : main(), c:\work\winafl\source\afl-fuzz.c:7784