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That's how AFL mutates input file.
#fuzzing pic.twitter.com/0lmXAYL7Ne
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Nice one. Could you share the gif (outside of Twitter) please? I find it useful to explain what AFL is.
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Maksim Shudrak
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Sorry Cedric, just noticed your tweet, you can download GIF from here drive.google.com/file/d/1bhuz25…
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Hardik Shah (हार्दिक शाह)
@hardik05
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Super cool, how you created it?
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Maksim Shudrak
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I modified AFL to save input for each modification on disk and then just print difference in terminal using very simple python script.
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James Hooker
@g0blinResearch
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00:00 - 01:20, ok let's do this, changing some bytes..
01:20 - end, <screams>
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Saulius Krasuckas
@sskras
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What is the AFL?
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Ryan
@Lithron
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American Fuzzy Lop by @lcamtuf. It works best when you can recompile the C/C++ application being fuzzed
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ShaiHasarfaty
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i recall doing it in the past (2014) on some private version i worked on for Peach.NET but i parsed it for each element in the smart mutator
nice to see this same approach and color scheme to root cause the changes that find bugs :-) pic.twitter.com/eYsmn3q9uH
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