## Installing Sulley on Windows

Hello to all concerned. I recently started to play/work with Sulley and it has some really nice features which make it stand out from other fuzzers like Spike. The main benefits to using sulley are that (1) it doesn't require a third party debugger (pydbg), (2) if the program crashes it will record the data in a capture file for later analysis and (3) it will automatically restart the program and continue fuzzing.
The really big issue I had with Sulley was the lack of proper installation instructions. There are allot of guides out there and non of them seem to paint the complete picture. That's why I decided to write this guide based on three tutorials I pieced together to help anyone out who wants to give it a go. This install guide is currently fully functional on my "Windows 7 32-bit" VM.

Faze 1: Setting up your windows path

We will first set up the windows path and include all the things we are going to install/need in this tutorial so we don't have to keep coming back to it later.

    (1) click start -> right-click "computer" select properties -> select "Advanced system settings" -> select
    "Environment Variables"

    (2) Under "System variables" scroll down till you see "Path", select it and edit. Append the following to
    the "Variable value" -> ";C:\Python27\;C:\Python27\scripts\;C:\MinGW\bin;C:\Program Files\sliksvn\bin"

Faze 2: Get SilkSVN

Head over to the SilkSVN website here and download/install..

Faze 3: Get MinGW

Head over to the MinGW website here and download/install, make sure to check the box to install the c++ compiler.

Faze 4: Get WinPcap

You need two packages. First head here to the WinPcap Download page and install. Then go here to get the WinPcap Developers Pack and extract the archive somewhere with easy access (we will need this later to install pcapy).

Faze 5: Get Python

Just head here to the Python website and download/install the 2.7.x version.

Faze 6: Fix Python to work with MinGW

Later we will need to do some compilation which will throw up an error about gcc not having a module called "mno-cygwin". This module has been depreciated since 2010 (I think). Browse to C:\Python27\Lib\distutils and edit "cygwinccompiler.py" with your favorite text editor. Press Ctrl-f to search for "-mno-cygwin" (there should be 5 instances), delete them and then save the file.

Faze 7: Get Git for windows

Head over to the Git website here and download/install..

Faze 8: Get Pydbg

Open a cmd prompt and and do the following:

    (1) git clone https://Fitblip@github.com/Fitblip/pydbg.git
    (2) cd pydbg
    (3) python setup.py install

Faze 9: Get libdasm

Open a cmd prompt and and do the following:

    (1) svn checkout http://libdasm.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ libdasm-read-only
    (2) cd libdasm-read-only/pydasm
    (3) python setup.py build_ext -c mingw32
    (4) python setup.py install

Faze 10: Get Pcapy

Download the Pcapy zip here. When installing Pcapy we will need to use the WinPcap developers pack we downloaded earlier so take note of that directory (eg: C:\WpdPack412\....). Extract the archive browse to the folder in cmd and do the following:

    (1) python setup.py build_ext -c mingw32 -I “C:\WpdPack412\WpdPack\Include” -L “C:\WpdPack412\WpdPack\Lib”
    (2) python setup.py install

Faze 11: Get Impacket

Download the Impacket zip here and extract the archive. Browse to the folder in cmd and do the following:

    python setup.py install

Faze 12: Get The Sulley Framework

Open a cmd prompt and and do the following:

    svn checkout http://sulley.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ sulley-read-only

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