[or-cvs] r10600: applied readme changes by Jens Kubieziel (topf/trunk)

[benedikt at seul.org]

Author: benedikt
Date: 2007-06-14 07:02:41 -0400 (Thu, 14 Jun 2007)
New Revision: 10600

Modified:
   topf/trunk/README
Log:
applied readme changes by Jens Kubieziel

Modified: topf/trunk/README
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--- topf/trunk/README	2007-06-13 22:44:30 UTC (rev 10599)
+++ topf/trunk/README	2007-06-14 11:02:41 UTC (rev 10600)
@@ -1,18 +1,18 @@
 (T)he (O)nion (P)rotocol (F)uzzer
 
-This is my Google Summer of Code Project where i try to build a
-fuzz-testing application for the variouse Tor-Protocols.
+This is my Google Summer of Code Project where I try to build a
+fuzz-testing application for the various Tor-Protocols.
 
-First step is to implement stanadalone fuzzing tools to later add
+First step is to implement standalone fuzzing tools to later add
 a kind of observer that controls these tools on a testing network
-in an automated fassion.
+in an automated fashion.
 
-For the definition of the variouse headers i choosed the ruby bit-struct library
-which was made primary for parsing and generating low-level c-like structures. 
-Here i use them to build up block-based definitions like the ones used in the famouse 
+For the definition of the various headers I chose the ruby bit-struct library
+which was made primary for parsing and generating low-level C-like structures. 
+Here I use them to build block-based definitions like the ones used in the famous
 spike-fuzzer. Cause every block in these structures has also a given type the
 fuzzing method can choose suitable tests for these fields. 
-At the moment the choose of the tests is random but im working on a permutation algorithm
+At the moment the selection of the tests is random but I'm working on a permutation algorithm
 to try to do as much possible combinations.
 
 If you want to use the fuzzing library for fuzzing tor you have to include lib/topf.rb 
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@
 like RSA-keys.
 
 The utils/ directory was created to store helper or small-ruby tools that can be used 
-for various purposes
+for various purposes.
 
 If you have any questions you can mail me to: 
 benedikt(dot)boss(at)gmail(dot)com