I've tried to mail more than once lcamtuf@coredump.cx as suggested on https://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/afl/ asking is he was interested integrating those with afl, but never got a response.
I did not notice there was a github repo, I suppose it is now the official repository for alf.
afl-pfuzz, which creates a session with with multiple instances
collect-data, for gathering files together (and automatically remove obvious duplicates, it does not depend on any afl functionality)
Those are all shell scripts, afl-ptmin conditionally depends on gnu parallel (otherwise uses xargs as fallback), and afl-pfuzz uses tmux for starting all sessions and leveraging an existing program for inspecting them
For simplicity, I published those tools with the same license of afl, so from that point of view there should be no issues.
Hello
I'm the author of https://github.com/fekir/afl-extras, a couple of command line tools I wrote used when using afl.
I've tried to mail more than once lcamtuf@coredump.cx as suggested on https://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/afl/ asking is he was interested integrating those with afl, but never got a response.
I did not notice there was a github repo, I suppose it is now the official repository for alf.
Would you be interested in integrating https://github.com/fekir/afl-extras?
It contains:
Those are all shell scripts, afl-ptmin conditionally depends on gnu parallel (otherwise uses xargs as fallback), and afl-pfuzz uses tmux for starting all sessions and leveraging an existing program for inspecting them
For simplicity, I published those tools with the same license of afl, so from that point of view there should be no issues.