re-fuzzing
Tests software by throwing random data at it to find crashes and bugs automatically using tools like AFL.
Installation
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What this skill does
What it does:
- Finds crashes and bugs in programs by automatically sending random and mutated inputs
- Tracks which parts of code get executed to guide the fuzzing toward new paths
- Works with tools like AFL++, libFuzzer, and honggfuzz to test file parsers, libraries, and network protocols
- Generates a corpus of test inputs and a dictionary of special values to improve testing
When to use it:
- You have source code you can compile, or a binary you can run in QEMU mode
- The target reads files or network data that you want to test for crashes
- You want to automatically find new bugs without writing test cases by hand
- You need to keep testing the same program over time to catch regressions
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