wtf

what the fuzz A distributed, code-coverage guided, cross-platform snapshot-based fuzzer designed for attacking user and or kernel-mode targets running on Microsoft Windows and Linux user-mode experimental!. Overview what the fuzz or wtf is a distributed, code-coverage guided, customizable,...

applepie

applepie, a hypervisor implementation for Bochs Hello! Welcome to applepie! This is a tool designed for fuzzing, introspection, and finding bugs! This is a hypervisor using the Windows Hypervisor Platform API present in recent versions of Windows specifically this was developed and tested on...

sfuzz

SFUZZ Start date: Dec, 2021 This is a coverage-guided, emulation based greybox fuzzer that makes use of a custom Just-In-Time compiler to achieve near-native performance. It works by lifting RISC-V elf binaries to an intermediate representation before JIT compiling them to x86 during execution...

Snapshot fuzzing direct composition with WTF

Cisco Talos has developed a custom fuzzer using the popular snapshot fuzzer "WTF" which targets Direct Composition in Windows. Talos vulnerability research team used Protocol Buffers developed by Google to serialize and deserialize test cases. The Bochscpu backend of WTF was patched and other...

Barbervisor: Journey developing a snapshot fuzzer with Intel VT-x

By Cory Duplantis. One of the ways vulnerability researchers find bugs is with fuzzing. At a high level, fuzzing is the process of generating and mutating random inputs for a given target to crash it. In 2017, I started developing a bare metal hypervisor for the purposes of snapshot fuzzing:...