afl-consolidate

foo.rb

#! /usr/bin/env ruby

require 'fileutils'
require 'digest/sha1'

def die_usage
  fail "Usage: #{$0} /path/to/fuzzing/root /path/to/output [extension]"
end

class Collision < StandardError; end

def shacp fn, dst, extension
  hex = Digest::SHA1.hexdigest File.binread(fn)
  target = File.join dst, hex
  target << extension
  if File.file? target
    raise Collision
  end
  FileUtils.cp fn, target
end
  
if ARGV.size < 2
  die_usage
end

unless File.directory? ARGV[0]
  warn "Bad directory #{ARGV[0]}"
  die_usage
end

begin
  FileUtils.mkdir_p ARGV[1]
rescue
  warn "Bad output directory #{ARGV[1]}"
  die_usage
end

fuzz_root = File.expand_path ARGV[0]
out_dir = File.expand_path ARGV[1]
copied = 0
duplicates = 0
extension = ""
if ARGV[2]
  # strip any leading dot from the user extension string - we only want one
  extension = '.' << ARGV[2].sub( /^\./, '')
end

fuzzer_dirs = Dir["#{File.join(fuzz_root, '*')}"].select {|e| File.directory? e}

# Make sure this is really an AFL fuzz root. All dirs should have a queue/
# subdirectory
unless fuzzer_dirs.all? {|fd| File.directory? File.join(fd, 'queue') }
  warn "No queue dir in #{fd} - aborting."
  die_usage
end

fuzzer_dirs.each {|fd|

  warn "Processing #{fd}...\n"

  # get files from the queue
  Dir[File.join(fd, 'queue', '*')].each {|fn|
    # This skips dot dirs by default, so we don't have to worry about .state/
    next unless File.file? fn
    begin
      shacp fn, out_dir, extension
      copied += 1
    rescue Collision
      duplicates += 1
    rescue
      fail "Error while copying #{fn} - #{$!}"
    end
  }

  # Now get all the crash dirs
  Dir[File.join(fd, 'crash*')].each {|cd|
    next unless File.directory? cd
    Dir[File.join(cd, '*')].each {|fn|
      next unless File.file? fn
      begin
        shacp fn, out_dir, extension
        copied += 1
      rescue Collision
        duplicates += 1
      rescue
        fail "Error while copying #{fn} - #{$!}"
      end
    }
  }

}
      
warn "#{copied} copied, #{duplicates} duplicates."