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-# qemu_taint
-
-First level taint implementation with qemu for linux user mode
-
-**THIS IS NOT WORKING YET** **WIP**
-
-## What is this for
-
-On new queue entries (newly discovered paths into the target) this tainter
-is run with the new input and the data gathered which bytes in the input
-file are actually touched.
-
-Only touched bytes are then fuzzed by afl-fuzz
-
-## How to build
-
-./build_qemu_taint.sh
-
-## How to use
-
-Add the -A flag to afl-fuzz
-
-## Caveats
-
-For some targets this is amazing and improves fuzzing a lot, but if a target
-copies all input bytes first (e.g. for creating a crc checksum or just to
-safely work with the data), then this is not helping at all.
-
-## Future
-
-Two fuzz modes for a queue entry which will be switched back and forth:
-
-  1. fuzz all touched bytes
-  2. fuzz only bytes that are newly touched (compared to the one this queue
-     entry is based on)
-
-## TODO
-
-  * Direct trim: trim to highest touched byte, that is all we need to do
-  * add 5-25% dummy bytes to the queue entries? (maybe create a 2nd one?)
-  * Disable trim?
-
diff --git a/qemu_taint/build_qemu_taint.sh b/qemu_taint/build_qemu_taint.sh
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-#!/bin/bash
-test -d qemu ||  git clone https://github.com/vanhauser-thc/qemu_taint qemu || exit 1
-cd qemu || exit 1
-test -d .git && { git stash ; git pull ; }
-cp -fv ../../include/config.h ../../include/types.h . || exit 1
-./build.sh || exit 1
-cp -fv ./afl-qemu-taint ../..
diff --git a/qemu_taint/clean.sh b/qemu_taint/clean.sh
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-#!/bin/sh
-rm -f afl-qemu-taint qemu/afl-qemu-taint ../afl-qemu-taint
-test -d qemu && { cd qemu ; ./clean.sh ; }