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JBroFuzz is a stateless web application fuzzer for requests being made over HTTP and/or HTTPS. Its purpose is to provide a single, portable application that offers stable web protocol fuzzing capabilities. As a tool, it emerged from the needs of penetration testing.

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JBroFuzz Frequently Asked Questions


JBroFuzz FAQ - Installation


  
    Q: What files is JBroFuzz released in?
  

 

  
    There is a standalone executable (.exe), a standalone java archive (.jar) and an installer (.msi) for win32 platforms.
       
      JBroFuzz.exe The standalone executable requiring no further installation, simply run the file. 
       
      JBroFuzz.jar The standalone, platform independent java archive requiring no further installation, simply run the file. 
       
      JBroFuzz.msi An installer available for win32 platforms. 
      

      
  


 


  
    Q: Do I need to install JBroFuzz?
  

 

  
    No. JBroFuzz can be run as a standalone executable with all the functionality and features enabled. 
      
  


   


  
    Q: I run the exe or jar and the folder jbrofuzz does not get created, what's wrong?
  

 

  
    For most browsers, if you select to run the exe / jar after it has finished downloading through the web browser, you will be limited to the security policy in place.
         
        Typically, this will not allow the application to create any files or folders within the downloaded location.
         
        Run the exe or jar file through the operating system, instead of the browser. Alternatively, download and install JBroFuzz using the installer. 
         
         
        
          
  





  
    Q: How can I download the latest copy of JBroFuzz?
  

 

  
     
      JBroFuzz is an OWASP Project. It is free to download and open source.
       
      To make sure you are running the latest version select "Check for Updates..." from the Options menu. 
      
        
  


 

  
    Q: When I uninstall JBroFuzz, does anything stay behind?
  

 

  
     
      Yes. Under windows check: My Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\JavaSoft\Prefs\owasp\jbrofuzz
       
      JBroFuzz stores the URL and Request fields within the Fuzzing Panel as standard Java Preferences.
      JBroFuzz also stores the Encoded and Decoded values within the Encoder Window as standard Java Preferences