def testString(inputValue):
# Test the serialization function itself
try:
print(
"\n{}Testing direct serialization and deserialization...{}".format(
Color.BOLD, Color.END))
serialized = Message.serializeByteArray(inputValue)
deserialized = Message.deserializeByteArray(serialized)
print("\tSerialized: {0}".format(serialized))
print("\tBefore: {0}".format(str(inputValue)))
print("\t After: {0}".format(str(deserialized)))
except Exception as e:
print("Caught exception running test: {}".format(str(e)))
deserialized = ""
printResult("Direct Serialization Test", inputValue == deserialized)
# Also go a step further and test the inbound/outbound etc parsing
try:
print(
"\n{}Testing full serialization with inbound/outbound lines...{}".
format(Color.BOLD, Color.END))
message = Message()
message.direction = Message.Direction.Outbound
message.setMessageFrom(Message.Format.Raw, bytearray(inputValue),
False)
serialized = message.getSerialized()
message.setFromSerialized(serialized)
deserialized = message.getOriginalMessage()
print("\tSerialized: {0}".format(serialized))
print("\tBefore: {0}".format(str(inputValue)))
print("\t After: {0}".format(str(deserialized)))
except Exception as e:
print("Caught exception running test: {}".format(str(e)))
deserialized = ""
printResult("Full Serialization Test", inputValue == deserialized)
def readFromFD(self, fileDescriptor, quiet=False):
messageNum = 0
# This is used to track multiline messages
lastMessage = None
# Build up comments in this string until we're ready to push them out to the dictionary
# Basically, we build lines and lines of comments, then when a command is encountered,
# push them into the dictionary using that command as a key
# Thus, when we go to write them back out, we can print them all before a given key
self._readComments = ""
for line in fileDescriptor:
# Record comments on read so we can play them back on write if applicable
if line.startswith("#") or line == "\n":
self._readComments += line
# Skip all further processing for this line
continue
line = line.replace("\n", "")
# Skip comments and whitespace
if not line.startswith("#") and not line == "" and not line.isspace():
args = line.split(" ")
# Populate FuzzerData obj with any settings we can parse out
try:
if args[0] == "processor_dir":
self.processorDirectory = args[1]
self._pushComments("processor_dir")
elif args[0] == "failureThreshold":
self.failureThreshold = int(args[1])
self._pushComments("failureThreshold")
elif args[0] == "failureTimeout":
self.failureTimeout = int(args[1])
self._pushComments("failureTimeout")
elif args[0] == "proto":
self.proto = args[1]
self._pushComments("proto")
elif args[0] == "port":
self.port = int(args[1])
self._pushComments("port")
elif args[0] == "sourcePort":
self.sourcePort = int(args[1])
self._pushComments("sourcePort")
elif args[0] == "sourceIP":
self.sourceIP = args[1]
self._pushComments("sourceIP")
elif args[0] == "shouldPerformTestRun":
# Use 0 or 1 for setting
if args[1] == "0":
self.shouldPerformTestRun = False
elif args[1] == "1":
self.shouldPerformTestRun = True
else:
raise RuntimeError("shouldPerformTestRun must be 0 or 1")
self._pushComments("shouldPerformTestRun")
elif args[0] == "receiveTimeout":
self.receiveTimeout = float(args[1])
self._pushComments("receiveTimeout")
elif args[0] == "messagesToFuzz":
print("WARNING: It looks like you're using a legacy .fuzzer file with messagesToFuzz set. This is now deprecated, so please update to the new format")
self.messagesToFuzz = validateNumberRange(args[1], flattenList=True)
# Slight kludge: store comments above messagesToFuzz with the first message. *shrug*
# Comment saving is best effort anyway, right?
self._pushComments("message0")
elif args[0] == "unfuzzedBytes":
print("ERROR: It looks like you're using a legacy .fuzzer file with unfuzzedBytes set. This has been replaced by the new multi-line format. Please update your .fuzzer file.")
sys.exit(-1)
elif args[0] == "inbound" or args[0] == "outbound":
message = Message()
message.setFromSerialized(line)
self.messageCollection.addMessage(message)
# Legacy code to handle old messagesToFuzz format
if messageNum in self.messagesToFuzz:
message.isFuzzed = True
if not quiet:
print "\tMessage #{0}: {1} bytes {2}".format(messageNum, len(message.getOriginalMessage()), message.direction)
self._pushComments("message{0}".format(messageNum))
messageNum += 1
lastMessage = message
# "sub" means this is a subcomponent
elif args[0] == "sub":
if not 'message' in locals():
print "\tERROR: 'sub' line declared before any 'message' lines, throwing subcomponent out: {0}".format(line)
else:
message.appendFromSerialized(line)
if not quiet:
print "\t\tSubcomponent: {1} additional bytes".format(messageNum, len(message.subcomponents[-1].message))
elif line.lstrip()[0] == "'" and 'message' in locals():
# If the line begins with ' and a message line has been found,
# assume that this is additional message data
# (Different from a subcomponent because it can't have additional data
# tacked on)
message.appendFromSerialized(line.lstrip(), createNewSubcomponent=False)
else:
if not quiet:
print "Unknown setting in .fuzzer file: {0}".format(args[0])
# Slap any messages between "message" and "sub", etc (ascii same way) above message
# It's way too annoying to print these out properly, as they get
# automagically outserialized by the Message object
# Plus they may change... eh, forget it, user can fix up themselves if they want
self._appendComments("message{0}".format(messageNum-1))
except Exception as e:
print "Invalid line: {0}".format(line)
raise e
# Catch any comments below the last line
self._pushComments("endcomments")