A Not So Very Intelligent Fuzzer: An advanced fuzzing framework designed to find vulnerabilities in C/C++ code.
This release has lots of code cleanup, bug fixes, and includes a -y or -b 0 option for zero buffer size (useful with -A and -B when in use with other fuzzers), and a -K option to keep going after a crash (usually only useful when logging).
Enjoy, and happy fuzzing!
This release includes a -M option for maximum arguments in the fuzz, as well as algorithmic control of ansvif fuzz testing (so that if it has already tried a particular fuzz it will not try it again, this speeds things up quite a bit).
A Windows 64bit .zip, Debian/Ubuntu 64bit .deb, and a Fedora/Redhat/CentOS .rpm are all included in this release.
Happy fuzzing!
This release includes lots of bug fixes, and better Windows compatibility. Now there is no need for the extra .dll files in the Windows version. Only amd64 binaries were released at this time, but you're welcome to roll your own 32 bit versions.
This release includes some bug fixes, cleanup on exit (left over and half written logfiles), and some checking on valid input. No changes to the Windows code were made for this release, but you're welcome to code one!
This release includes a bunch of bug fixes, and manual pages. No changes to the Windows code. Code should compile though, so feel free. Have fun!
This release includes drafted manpages for ansvif and find_suid, plus binaries rebuilt on Debian Jessie for i386 and amd64. No changes to the Windows release were made.
This release includes new ways to crash programs using things like 1, -1, 0, x00 (null), etc. Also included are some minor bug fixes. It also includes binaries for most supported operating systems, Debian/Ubuntu 32 and 64 bit, Windows 10 32 and 64 bit.
This release includes bug fixes, more crash code detection for Windows, and better overall crash recognition. Included is a .deb (Tested in Ubuntu and Debian), plus a .zip for Windows (tested under Windows 10).
This release includes XML output support, the crash detection under Windows has been fixed, and is tested and working in Ubuntu, Windows, and OpenBSD.
This release includes a Debian and Ubuntu compatible .deb, a Windows compatible .zip (with the updated source code this time to sync it all up.) Happy fuzzing!