Fuzzing is a powerful tool for vulnerability discovery in software, with much progress being
made in the field in recent years. There is limited literature available on the fuzzing …

In this paper, we present AFL++, a community-driven open-source tool that incorporates
state-of-the-art fuzzing research, to make the research comparable, reproducible …

The release of AFL marked an important milestone in the area of software security testing,
revitalizing fuzzing as a major research topic and spurring a large number of research …

Although current fuzz testing (fuzzing) methods are highly effective, there are still many
situations such as complex state machines where fully automated approaches fail. State-of …

Coverage-guided fuzz testing (" fuzzing") has become mainstream and we have observed
lots of progress in this research area recently. However, it is still challenging to efficiently test …

AFL is one of the most used and extended fuzzers, adopted by industry and academic
researchers alike. Although the community agrees on AFL's effectiveness at discovering …

Directed fuzzing focuses on automatically testing specific parts of the code by taking
advantage of additional information such as (partial) bug stack trace, patches or risky …

While fuzz testing proved to be a very effective technique to find software bugs, open
challenges still exist. One of the its main limitations is the fact that popular coverage-guided …

In the last few years, a large variety of approaches and methodologies have been explored
in the context of software testing, ranging from black-box techniques, such as fuzzing, to …

JavaScript has become an essential part of the Internet infrastructure, and today's interactive
web applications would be inconceivable without this programming language. On the …