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MS-RPC Fuzzer Technical Summary

This PowerShell module automates MS-RPC interface discovery and fuzzing by building on James Forshaw’s NtObjectManager to dynamically generate RPC clients from NtApiDotNet.Win32.RpcServer definitions. It enables large-scale, reproducible fuzzing of RPC procedures without manual stub generation.


Phase 1 – Inventory RPC Interfaces

Import-Module .\MS-RPC-Fuzzer.psm1
Get-RpcServerData -Target "C:\Windo...

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The module leverages NtObjectManager to parse MS-RPC interface definitions (NtApiDotNet.Win32.RpcServer) and dynamically instantiate PowerShell RPC client objects, eliminating the need for manual IDL stub generation.


It implements two fuzzing strategies: a default static fuzzer that generates random primitive values (configurable string lengths and large integers) and default complex type instances, and a sorted fuzzer that orders RPC procedure calls based...

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The existing "135 - Pentesting MSRPC" page has been enhanced with a brand-new section explaining how to perform large-scale automated fuzzing of MS-RPC interfaces using the open-source MS-RPC-Fuzzer PowerShell module.

Key additions:

  1. Detailed inventory, fuzzing and analysis workflow (commands & explanations).
  2. Description of both default and dependency-aware “sorted” fuzzing strategies.
  3. Guidance on interpreting output files and graphing the results in Neo4j.
  4. Operational warnings plus all relevant command-line flags.
  5. New reference link to the MS-RPC-Fuzzer GitHub repository.

No new files were required because the material fits naturally into the existing MSRPC pentesting page.

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@carlospolop carlospolop merged commit b15acd6 into master Jul 17, 2025
@carlospolop carlospolop deleted the update_MS-RPC_Fuzzer_20250715_182932 branch July 17, 2025 22:01
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