Re:Ask HN: What is the emerging state of the art in fuzzing ...
by pag on Tuesday July 12, 2016 @11:30AM
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Interestingly, Radamsa is implemented in Scheme, then transpiled to C. Originally I played around with invoke Radamsa as a server (it's normal usage model), but this wasn't ideal because I wanted to use it at varying granularities, which would have meant multiple invocations per mutate/execute cycle. What I ended up doing was to take the compiled Scheme, get rid of all the syscalls, link it directly into the fuzzer program binary, and turn its `main` function into something I could call directly!
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Re:Ask HN: What is the emerging state of the art in fuzzing ...
by nickpsecurity on Tuesday July 12, 2016 @02:06PM
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Badass tech and fuzzing results in your main comment. :) What Scheme or transpiler did you use, though?