SnapFuzz is a novel fuzzing framework for network applications. SnapFuzz offers a robust architecture that transforms slow asynchronous network communication into fast synchronous communication, snapshots the target at the latest point at which it is safe to do so, speeds up file operations by redirecting them to a custom in-memory filesystem, and removes the need for many fragile modifications, such as configuring time delays or writing clean-up scripts.
For more, read our ISSTA 2022 paper here.
You can also find and run SnapFuzz examples against AFLNet benchmarks in our ISSTA 2022 artefact evaluation here.
Ubuntu 18.04/20.04 building requirements for SnapFuzz can be found here.
To quickly get started, run:
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/srg-imperial/SnapFuzz.git
cd SnapFuzz
cd SaBRe/plugins
ln -s ../../snapfuzz snapfuzz
cd ..
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make -jThe SaBRe executable will be located at SaBRe/build/sabre and the SnapFuzz
plugin in SaBRe/build/plugins/snapfuzz/libsnapfuzz.so.