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Target function #393
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That is because WinAFL uses persistent mode, meaning it does not restart the target process between iterations. WinAFL uses dynamic binary instrumentation to get coverage. Instrumenting the process initially is expensive, however that is the price you only have to pay once per process. That's why, instead of restarting the process for every iteration, WinAFL runs the user-specified target function in a loop. In order for that to work, the target function must behave in a relatively standalone way and have the requirements you mentioned. |
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主题: Re: [googleprojectzero/winafl] Target function (Issue #393)
That is because WinAFL uses persistent mode, meaning it does not restart the target process between iterations. WinAFL uses dynamic binary instrumentation to get coverage. Instrumenting the process initially is expensive, however that is the price you only have to pay once per process. That's why, instead of restarting the process for every iteration, WinAFL runs the user-specified target function in a loop. In order for that to work, the target function must behave in a relatively standalone way and have the requirements you mentioned.
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Why does winafl target function have to finish opening and closing testcase(files) when afl does not have to manually specify object functions?
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