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# ronin-fuzzer 1 "April 2012" Ronin "User Manuals"

## SYNOPSIS

`ronin fuzzer` [*options*] [*TEMPLATE*]

## DESCRIPTION

Fuzzes data read from a *FILE* or from `STDIN`. The fuzzed data can be written
to output files, run in commands or sent to TCP/UDP services.

## OPTIONS

`-v`, `--[no-]verbose`
  Enable verbose output.

`-q`, `--[no-]quiet`
  Disable verbose output.

`--[no-]silent`
  Silence all output.

`--[no-]color`
  Enables color output.

`-i`, `--input` *FILE*
  The input text FILE to parse. Data will be read from `STDIN` by default.

`-r`, `--rule` [*PATTERN*|*/REGEXP/*|STRING]:[*METHOD*|*STRING***N*[-*M*]]
  The rule to apply to the *INPUT*. Fuzzer rules consist of a pattern and 
  substitution. Patterns may be one of the following:

  * A name of a Ronin Regular Expression (ex: `unix_path`)
  * A custom Regular Expression (ex: `/\d+/`)
  * A plain String (ex: `example.com`).

    Substitutions may be one of the following:

  * A method from `Ronin::Fuzzing` (ex: `bad_strings`)
  * A *STRING*, repeated *N* or *M* times (ex: `A*100-200`).

`-o`, `--output` *PATH*
  The output PATH to write the fuzzer to.

`-c`, `--command` *COMMAND*
  The command to run with the fuzzed data. All ocurrences of `#string#` will be
  replaced with the fuzzed data, and ocurrences of `#path#` will be replaced
  with the path to the fuzzed data.

`-t`, `--tcp` *HOST*:*PORT*
  The TCP service to send the fuzzed data to.

`-u`, `--udp` *HOST*:*PORT*
  The UDP service to send the fuzzed data to.

## EXAMPLES

`ronin fuzzer -i http_request.txt -o bad.txt -r unix_path:bad_strings`
  Fuzzes a HTTP request, replacing every occurrence of a UNIX path, with
  strings from the `bad_strings` method.

## LINKS

Ronin Regular Expressions
  http://ronin-ruby.github.com/docs/ronin-support/Regexp.html

`Ronin::Fuzzing`
  http://ronin-ruby.github.com/docs/ronin-support/Ronin/Fuzzing.html

## AUTHOR

Postmodern <[e-mail]>

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