honggfuzz - Security oriented software fuzzer.

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2024-10-10	socketfuzzer/socketclient: migration honggfuzz_socketclinet.py to python3, ↵	Chinsyo
	refactor to get closer with `PEP8`
2023-09-25	clang-format: IndentCaseLabels: false	Robert Swiecki

2020-12-01	Fix documentation to reflect removed option	jmccl

2020-04-29	New directives in .clang-format	Robert Swiecki

2020-01-18	socketfuzzer/vulnserver_cov: check for failing malloc()	Robert Swiecki

2019-06-08	fix for #253	dobin

2018-10-17	Fix socketfuzzer test code for interactive mode	Prashast

2018-08-23	sancov: remove, since it's old (clang-4), slower, and requires complex code. ↵	Robert Swiecki
	Android seems to be supporting in-process counters now
2018-04-14	support for multiple parallel honggfuzz processes in socketfuzzer mode	dobin
	Adds pid to socket used for socketfuzzer mode, so it is possible to start and use multiple honggfuzz instances at the same time.
2018-01-21	make indent depend	Robert Swiecki

2018-01-21	Support external fuzzer and provide code coverage	dobin
	Aka The FFW honggfuzz patch. This proposed patch for honggfuzz is used by the fuzzing for worms (FFW) framework available here: github.com/dobin/ffw This patch makes it possible to use honggfuzz as a code coverage tool for long-living (network-) servers. It provides the following functionality: * A socket interface for an external fuzzer * Support for code coverage of long living processes The socket interface supports the following messages: * Honggfuzz -> Fuzzer: "Fuzz": Send fuzz data to target * Honggfuzz -> Fuzzer: "Cras": Target crashed * Honggfuzz -> Fuzzer: "New!": New basic block reached * Fuzzer -> Honggfuzz: "okay": Fuzzer sent his stuff to target * Fuzzer -> Honggfuzz: "bad!": The server is unreachable Honggfuzz will implement the following tasks: * Start the target * Restart the target if it crashes * Restart the target if a crash/hang is detected by the fuzzer * Provide code coverage information about new basic blocks An example vulnerable server plus tests have been provided in the `socketfuzzer/` directory.