Packages and Binaries:

spike

When you need to analyze a new network protocol for buffer overflows or similar weaknesses, the SPIKE is the tool of choice for professionals. While it requires a strong knowledge of C to use, it produces results second to none in the field.

Installed size: 3.77 MB
How to install: sudo apt install spike

citrix

root@kali:~# citrix -h
Usage: ./citrix target port
./citrix 192.168.1.101 1494

closed_source_web_server_fuzz

root@kali:~# closed_source_web_server_fuzz -h
Example: ./closed localhost 80 POST /_vti_bin/ shtml .exe 0 0
Don't forget the period before the extention.
Common Extentions are: .asa .asp .cdx .cer .htw .htr .ida .idc .idq .shtm .shtml .stm .printer .jsp .jhtml .bat .exe .com .gif .jpg .mpg .rma .wma .cfm .pl .py .pike, etc
Common methods are OPTIONS, TRACE, GET, HEAD, DELETE, PUT, POST, COPY, MOVE, MKCOL, PROPFIND, PROPPATCH, LOCK, UNLOCK, SEARCH, BROWSE
Try with both existing and NON existing files. Also try .dll with .exe and vice versa
Try ALL the extentions and go into your server settings windows and try all methods and all directories as well. If it crashes, ask for a refund.
Anything that says, 500 Server Error, also indicates a buggy web server. Might even be exploitable.
Likewise to anything like Error (not 0x80040e14, which MS uses for 'not an overflow' for some reason) caught while processing query. These are signs of serious problems in the web server.
Happy bug hunting!
contact Dave Aitel if you find anything cool. :> 

dceoversmb

root@kali:~# dceoversmb -h
Argc=2 not 9
Usage: ./dceoversmb target pipe GUID Version VersionMinor(usually 0) function_number number_of_tries max_number_of_random_items
Example: ./dceoversmb 10.25.25.15 \\pipe\\srvsvc e1af8308-5d1f-11c9-91a4-08002b14a0fa 3 0 2 10 3 [login password]
Read the msrpc readme when you get a chance.

dltest

root@kali:~# dltest -h
Couldn't open file test.spk to parse with s_parse()

do_post

root@kali:~# do_post -h
Usage: ./post_spike target port optional

generic_chunked

root@kali:~# generic_chunked -h
Usage: ./generic_web_server_fuzz target port file.spk skipvariables skipfuzzstring
Example: ./gwsf exchange1 80 owa1.spk 0 0
http://www.immunitysec.com/spike.html

generic_listen_tcp

root@kali:~# generic_listen_tcp -h
argc=2
Usage: ./generic_listen_tcp port spike_script
./generic_listen_tcp 70 gopherd.spk

generic_send_tcp

root@kali:~# generic_send_tcp -h
argc=2
Usage: ./generic_send_tcp host port spike_script SKIPVAR SKIPSTR
./generic_send_tcp 192.168.1.100 701 something.spk 0 0

generic_send_udp

root@kali:~# generic_send_udp -h
argc=2
Usage: ./gsu target port file.spk startvariable startfuzzstring startvariable startstring totaltosend
./gsu 192.168.1.104 80 file.spk 0 0 5000

generic_web_server_fuzz

root@kali:~# generic_web_server_fuzz -h
Usage: ./generic_web_server_fuzz target port file.spk skipvariables skipfuzzstring
Example: ./gwsf exchange1 80 owa1.spk 0 0
http://www.immunitysec.com/spike.html

generic_web_server_fuzz2

root@kali:~# generic_web_server_fuzz2 -h
Usage: ./generic_web_server_fuzz target port file.spk skipvariables skipfuzzstring
Example: ./gwsf exchange1 80 owa1.spk 0 0
http://www.immunitysec.com/spike.html

gopherd

halflife

root@kali:~# halflife -h
Usage: ./halflife target port
./halflife 192.168.1.101 27010

line_send_tcp

root@kali:~# line_send_tcp -h
argc=2
Usage: ./line_send_tcp host port spike_script SKIPVAR SKIPSTR
./line_send_tcp 192.168.1.100 701 something.spk 0 0

msrpcfuzz

root@kali:~# msrpcfuzz --help
Argc=2 not 9
Usage: ./msrpcfuzz target port GUID Version VersionMinor(usually 0) function_number number_of_tries max_number_of_random_items
Example: ./msrpcfuzz 10.25.25.15 135 e1af8308-5d1f-11c9-91a4-08002b14a0fa 3 0 2 10 3 [OBJECT UUID]
use a while [ 1 ]; do ./msrpcfuzz ... ; done loop to make things continue nicely.
You're using MSRPCFUZZ written by Dave Aitel in November 2001
This program protected by GPL v 2.0
This program's Version = 1.0 I hope you know what you're doing. :>
Set RANDVAL=int if you don't want to use getpid()
If you're doing that, set MSRPC_DO=int as well.
Read the msrpc readme when you get a chance.

msrpcfuzz_udp

root@kali:~# msrpcfuzz_udp -h
Argc=2 not 9
Usage: ./msrpcfuzz_udp target port GUID Version VersionMinor(usually 0) function_number number_of_tries max_number_of_random_items
Example: ./msrpcfuzz_udp 10.25.25.15 135 e1af8308-5d1f-11c9-91a4-08002b14a0fa 3 0 2 10 3 [OBJECT UUID]
use a while [ 1 ]; do ./msrpcfuzz ... ; done loop to make things continue nicely.
You're using MSRPCFUZZ written by Dave Aitel in November 2001
This program protected by GPL v 2.0
This program's Version = 1.0 I hope you know what you're doing. :>
Set RANDVAL=int if you don't want to use getpid()
If you're doing that, set MSRPC_DO=int as well.
Read the msrpc readme when you get a chance.

ntlm2

root@kali:~# ntlm2 -h
Usage: ./ntlm_brute target port username[@domain] password url
If you get a nice message from the server saying Use Localhost only, then you got the right password. Use a shell script to spam this througha word list or something. 

ntlm_brute

root@kali:~# ntlm_brute -h
Usage: ./ntlm_brute target port username[@domain] password url
If you get a nice message from the server saying Use Localhost only, then you got the right password. Use a shell script to spam this througha word list or something. 

pmspike

post_fuzz

root@kali:~# post_fuzz -h
Usage: ./post_fuzz target port file
Example: ./post_fuzz localhost 80 /bob2.php
This should find the php bug, and similar bugs
Happy bug hunting!
contact Dave Aitel if you find anything cool. :> 

post_spike

root@kali:~# post_spike -h
Usage: ./post_spike target port

quake

root@kali:~# quake -h
Usage: ./quake target port
./quake 192.168.1.102 27960

quakeserver

root@kali:~# quakeserver -h
Usage: ./quakeserver clienthost port
./quakeserver 192.168.1.102 27960

sendmsrpc

root@kali:~# sendmsrpc -h
Argc=2 not 4
Usage: ./sendmsrpc target port function

ss_spike

root@kali:~# ss_spike -h
Target is -h
Buffer[0]=**

statd_spike

root@kali:~# statd_spike -h
Target is -h
reading
Buffer[0]=**

sunrpcfuzz

root@kali:~# sunrpcfuzz -h

Usage:
sunrpcfuzz -h <target host> <-s and/or -a> [optional args]
	-s <n>	Test a specific RCP program 'n' [requires -v, and -p]
	-a	Test all registered RPC programs

WARNING: avoid running with -a or -s 100000 against
localhost--doing so will probably register a bunch of bogus
RPC programs with the local portmapper.

Optional Arguments:
	-v <program version>
	-p <protocol number, 17 for UDP or 6 for TCP>
	-i <n>	Do 'n' fuzzed messages per procedure
	-l <n>	'n' is last procedure to test
	-f <n>	'n' is first procedure to test
	-r <n>	Push 'n' random xdr items onto the SPIKE

webfuzz

x11_spike

root@kali:~# x11_spike -h
Target is -h