| Q: Does JBroFuzz offer any proxy support? | 
| Yes, this is SOCKSv5 proxy support. You will have to use the JBroFuzz.jar file to have the ability to proxy. 
 As JBroFuzz uses java sockets, you can specify at command-line the SOCKS parameters that allow proxying. There are 2 system properties related to SOCKS: 
 * socksProxyHost for the host name of the SOCKS proxy server * socksProxyPort for the port number, the default value being 1080 
 Say your SOCKS server is 192.168.1.100. At command-line, type: 
 
 
 This setting works for all sockets created, with the exception of DNS lookups, which are not proxied. |