I’m proud to announce, today a new fuzzing framework will see the light of day. It’s called dizzy and was written because the tools we used for fuzzing in past didn’t match our requirements. Some (unique) features are:
- Python based
- Fast!
- Can send to L2 as well as to upper layers (TCP/UDP/SCTP)
- Ability to work with odd length packet fields (no need to match byte borders, so even single flags or 7bit long fields can be represented and fuzzed)
- Very easy protocol definition syntax
- Ability to do multi packet state-full fuzzing with the ability to use received target data in response.
We already had a lot of success using it, now you will be able to know the true promises.
Find the source here (c715a7ba894b44497b98659242fce52128696a17).
/daniel