Quick & Ugly Ruby Network based Fuzzer

[proteus-ocm]

The following is a quick and ugly network based fuzzer scripted in Ruby. It was modified (ever so slightly) to allow for IP address and Destination port to be passed at the command line instead of being hardwired into the script itself.

Example use: quickfuzz.rb Target_IP_Address Target_Destination_Port

It is core application and use is when you're developing network based exploits and have a network based service that you can monitor and watch the target service.

The folks at N2NetSecurity have provided a very concise and simple to understand presentation on Exploit Development (located at www n2netsec com slash dump slash techno dot pdf).

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#!/usr/bin/ruby
require 'socket'

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# Quick & Ugly Fuzzer  
#
# quickfuzz v.1.0 - N2NetSecurity, Inc - AAH
#
# www n2netsec com | Reach the security summit...
#
# info [at] n2netsec com 
#
# quickfuzz v1.1 - PROTEUS|OCM - EBM
#
# www proteus-ocm net | Answering the "So What if we get hacked?" 
#
# info [at] proteus-ocm [dot] net   
#
# Updates welcome
##################################################

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# This script was based off of a presentation  
# provided at a recent conference by N2NetSecurity.
# The original script had hard coded IP's within the
# script.  I've taken the script and updated it to
# allow for passing along command line arguments of
# the IP address and Destination_Port.
#                                                                  
# Usage: ruby quickfuzz.rb IP_Address Destination_Port
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buffer=[]
increment=1

#
# Variables to be passed at the command line and assigned for
# use in identifying buffer overflow.
# 
unless ARGV.length == 2
        puts "The correct use of this gem is as follows:"
        puts "Usage: ruby quickfuzz.rb Target_IP_Address Target_Destination_Port"
        puts "Example: ruby quickfuzz.rb 192.168.1.10 445"
        exit
end

target = ARGV[0]
port = ARGV[1]

#
# GIGO-Monkeybone
#

while buffer.length <=1000
        buffer << "A"*increment
        print "Sending #{buffer.length} bytes... \n"
        sleep(0.25)
        s=TCPSocket.new(target, port)
        s.print(buffer)
        s.close
end

[lupin]

Edited your post a little to make it more readable OP.