Closed Elothis closed 5 years ago
It's the former, but keep in mind that angr's environment model is ... lacking, so if your binary makes complex syscalls (with a very loose definition of complex), there will be dragons.
On Fri, Dec 21, 2018 at 4:46 AM Elothis notifications@github.com wrote:
Hey,
Im currently looking into using Driller via this python wrapper, and cannot quite answer the following question from just the readme:
What kind of binary has to be specified via the command line for it to work? Is it just the normally compiled binary (standard gcc/g++) and AFL then works via qemu mode on it, or does it have to be instrumented and compiled with the AFL compiler (afl-cc)?
Thanks :)
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Thanks!
Hey,
Im currently looking into using Driller via this python wrapper, and cannot quite answer the following question from just the readme:
What kind of binary has to be specified via the command line for it to work? Is it just the normally compiled binary (standard gcc/g++) and AFL then works via qemu mode on it, or does it have to be instrumented and compiled with the AFL compiler (afl-cc)?
Thanks :)