Fix Windows driver and userspace target harness#21
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due to regression bug with iommu settings
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This PR fixes the
windows-x86_64andwindows-x86_64-userspaceexample harnesses.VM template
It first provides a Windows VM template via Packer, based on the latest Windows x64 22h2 Entreprise ISO, with the necessary tools to compile a driver and testsign it.
The latest Visualstudio, SDK and WDK are installed inside the VM (via Ansible).
see
templates/windows:make buildFrom there, the VM is exported as a vagrant box through the vagrant-post-processor, and can be imported into Vagrant:
see
templates/windows:make importProvision the target harnesses
At this point, the windows template is availabel in Vagrant.
windows-x86_64/make initto import and define VM intoqemu:///sessionmake provision_userspaceorprovision_driverwhether you want to setup the usrspace or driver targetOnce that's done, just fuzz the target with
kafl fuzzThe image path is already set in
kafl.yml