How to use simplify_constraints method in avocado

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test_solver.py

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...66 solver = Solver([], [])67 solver.data = parameters68 solver.constraints = constraints69 solver.read_constraints()70 solver.simplify_constraints()71 self.assertEqual(solver.constraints, constraints, "simplify_constraints deleted some important constraints")72 def test_simplify_constraints_constraints_with_simplification(self):73 """74 Test that, function do not delete important constraints75 """76 parameters = [3, 3, 3, 3]77 constraints = {((0, 0), (2, 0)), ((0, 1), (2, 0), (1, 1)),78 ((0, 2), (2, 0)), ((2, 0),)}79 solver = Solver([], [])80 solver.data = parameters81 solver.constraints = constraints82 solver.read_constraints()83 solver.simplify_constraints()84 expectation = {((2, 0),)}85 self.assertEqual(solver.constraints, expectation, "simplify_constraints deleted some important constraints")86 # Test of Minimum forbidden tuple algorithm87 def test_solver_without_secrete_constraints(self):88 """89 Test that, solver didn't change constraints if there isn't any secret constraint90 """91 parameters = [3, 3, 3]92 constraints = {((0, 0), (2, 0)), ((0, 1), (1, 1)), ((1, 0), (2, 0))}93 solver = Solver(parameters, constraints)94 self.assertEqual(solver.constraints, constraints, "solver change constraints without secret "95 "constraint")96 def test_solver_constraints_without_simplification(self):97 """...

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angr_tgt.py

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1#!/​usr/​bin/​env python2import angr, claripy3import IPython4import logging, sys5from angr.block import CapstoneInsn6l = logging.getLogger("angr")7# silence some annoying logs8l.setLevel("WARNING")9def getFuncAddress(cfg, funcName, plt=None ):10 found = [11 addr for addr,func in cfg.kb.functions.items()12 if funcName == func.name and (plt is None or func.is_plt == plt)13 ]14 if len( found ) > 0:15 l.info("Found "+funcName+"'s address at "+hex(found[0])+"!")16 return found[0]17 else:18 raise Exception("No address found for function : "+funcName)19def getRetAddr(proj, fn):20 # let's disasm with capstone to search targets21 insn_bytes = proj.loader.memory.load(fn, 1000)22 for cs_insn in proj.arch.capstone.disasm(insn_bytes, fn):23 ins = CapstoneInsn(cs_insn)24 if ins.mnemonic == "ret":25 l.info(f"Found lfsr's return address at 0x{ins.address:x}!")26 return ins.address27 raise ValueError("failed to find ret op in {fn}")28def main(binary):29 proj = angr.project.Project(binary, use_sim_procedures=False, load_options={'auto_load_libs':False})30 cfg = proj.analyses.CFG(fail_fast=True)31 l.info("created CFG")32 tgtfn = getFuncAddress(cfg, 'init_state')33 final_addr = getRetAddr(proj, tgtfn)34 key = claripy.BVS("key",16*8)35 lfsr_state = claripy.BVS("lfsr_state",16*8)36 state = proj.factory.blank_state(addr=tgtfn)37 state.options |= { angr.sim_options.LAZY_SOLVES,38 angr.sim_options.SIMPLIFY_CONSTRAINTS,39 angr.sim_options.CONSTRAINT_TRACKING_IN_SOLVER,40 angr.sim_options.ZERO_FILL_UNCONSTRAINED_MEMORY,41 angr.sim_options.ZERO_FILL_UNCONSTRAINED_REGISTERS}42 state.regs.rax = 043 state.regs.rbx = 044 state.regs.rbp = 045 state.regs.r12 = 046 state.regs.r13 = 047 state.regs.r14 = 048 state.regs.r15 = 049 state.regs.ftop = 050 # key is symbolic51 for byte in key.chop(8):52 state.add_constraints(byte < 16)53 state.add_constraints(byte >= 0)54 state.regs.rdi = state.solver.BVV(0xd000000, 128)55 state.memory.store(0xd000000,key)56 state.regs.rsi = state.solver.BVV(0xd000010, 128)57 state.memory.store(0xd000010,lfsr_state)58 state.solver.simplify()59 simgr = proj.factory.simulation_manager(state, veritesting=True)60 simgr.explore(find=final_addr)61 s= simgr.found[0].copy()62 s.solver.simplify(s.memory.load(0xd000010, 16))63 print("init_lfsr -> lfsr_state:", s.memory.load(0xd000010, 16))64 tgtfn = getFuncAddress(cfg, 'lfsr')65 final_addr = getRetAddr(proj, tgtfn)66 state = proj.factory.blank_state(addr=tgtfn)67 # input_key is symbolic, and 1st and only param to the tgt fn68 lfsr_state = claripy.BVS("lfsr_state",16*8)69 lfsr_newstate = claripy.BVS("lfsr_newstate",16*8)70 state.regs.rdi = state.solver.BVV(0xd000000, 128)71 state.memory.store(0xd000000,lfsr_state)72 state.regs.rsi = state.solver.BVV(0xd000010, 128)73 state.memory.store(0xd000010,lfsr_newstate)74 state.options |= { angr.sim_options.LAZY_SOLVES,75 angr.sim_options.SIMPLIFY_CONSTRAINTS,76 angr.sim_options.CONSTRAINT_TRACKING_IN_SOLVER,77 angr.sim_options.ZERO_FILL_UNCONSTRAINED_MEMORY,78 angr.sim_options.ZERO_FILL_UNCONSTRAINED_REGISTERS}79 state.regs.rax = 080 state.regs.rbx = 081 state.regs.rbp = 082 state.regs.r12 = 083 state.regs.r13 = 084 state.regs.r14 = 085 state.regs.r15 = 086 state.regs.ftop = 087 simgr = proj.factory.simulation_manager(state, veritesting=True)88 simgr.explore(find=final_addr)89 s= simgr.found[0].copy()90 s.solver.simplify(s.memory.load(0xd000010, 16))91 print("lfsr -> next state:", s.memory.load(0xd000010, 16))92 tgtfn = getFuncAddress(cfg, 'extract_lfsr')93 final_addr = getRetAddr(proj, tgtfn)94 state = proj.factory.blank_state(addr=tgtfn)95 # input_key is symbolic, and 1st and only param to the tgt fn96 lfsr_state = claripy.BVS("lfsr_state",16*8)97 state.regs.rdi = state.solver.BVV(0xd000000, 128)98 state.memory.store(0xd000000,lfsr_state)99 state.options |= { angr.sim_options.LAZY_SOLVES,100 angr.sim_options.SIMPLIFY_CONSTRAINTS,101 angr.sim_options.CONSTRAINT_TRACKING_IN_SOLVER,102 angr.sim_options.ZERO_FILL_UNCONSTRAINED_MEMORY,103 angr.sim_options.ZERO_FILL_UNCONSTRAINED_REGISTERS}104 state.options -= {angr.sim_options.COMPOSITE_SOLVER}105 state.regs.rax = 0106 state.regs.rbx = 0107 state.regs.rbp = 0108 state.regs.r12 = 0109 state.regs.r13 = 0110 state.regs.r14 = 0111 state.regs.r15 = 0112 state.regs.ftop = 0113 simgr = proj.factory.simulation_manager(state, veritesting=True)114 simgr.explore(find=final_addr)115 s= simgr.found[0].copy()116 s.solver.simplify(s.regs.rax)117 print("lfsr_out:", s.regs.rax)118 #IPython.embed()119if __name__ == '__main__':...

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