Fuzzer

What and Why

Plug and play-repo to fuzz sudo with AFL inside an Ubuntu Docker Container. Works on Windows 10, although the only non-OS-agnostic component is the syntax for the volume-description in docker-compose.yaml. Meaning you should be able to run this on a toaster, granted you get to run docker on it.

Who uses this? Very busy nerds. This repo enables you to run the proof of concept for fuzzing sudo in minutes. If you have the time to get to a working fuzzer yourself starting from LO's template, please do. I learned an awful lot during this process.

This is a crude reproduction of LiveOverflow's (LO) Pwnedit Episode02. Use at your own risk.

All Credits: @LiveOverflow Github YouTube and any mistakes that you will find here are mine.

Requirements

• Docker

How to use

Adjust paths in docker-compose.yaml

My path is hardcoded in this file. You will have to adjust the 'c:/Users/Alex/Desktop/Fuzzer/src' bit to point to where the src-Folder of this Repository lives on your system.

Follow instructions from README.txt or read on:

Build images and run container in repo-folder:

Open a command-prompt by pushing Win + R (i.e. push down Windows button and R button on Keyboard down at the same time), then enter cmd and press ENTER. Enter the following commands without the prefixxed $-Sign

$ docker-compose build --no-cache
$ docker-compose up

Here you will get something that looks like this: 'XXX_fuzzer_1'. Write that down. After docker-compose up leads to fuzzer_1 | ..., open new command prompt.

In new prompt:

$ docker exec -u 0 -it XXX_fuzzer_1 bash

This opens up a root shell in container.

As root:

$ /root/code/setup.sh

Test whether sudo binary is healthy:

$ /root/sudo-1.8.31p2/src/sudo #then press ENTER

Start Fuzzing:

$ /root/code/start.sh