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I wrote a small tool to "recreate" AFL's mutation chain from a given seed/crash. It can also produce a graph that shows the relationship between seeds and the mutations that led to the creation of those seeds
Hopefully it's useful to #fuzzing peeps
github.com/adrianherrera/… pic.twitter.com/gLIk0oG6wg
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Richard Johnson
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Nice I usually mention the usefulness of including “provenance” in the file naming when talking about good afl features
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Adrian Herrera
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Cool! IMO it's an underutilised feature. We've started using it in our corpus distillation work:
* Do crashing inputs (from different corpora) have same seed provenance (and if not, why did different distillation techniques pick different seeds)?
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Caroline Lemieux
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Definitely useful! I remember once trying to build this, but I gave up within 5 minutes 😅
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Adrian Herrera
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Those regexs are pretty gross! 😅
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Thuan Pham
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Nice! I wrote a simpler version of this :) no visualization.
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Adrian Herrera
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If you have simpler/less-disgusting regexs I accept pull requests 😅
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