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compsec-snu/razzer

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Razzer

A Kernel fuzzer focusing on race bugs

Features

  • Kernel Fuzzers - Fuzzer for finding race conditions in the kernel.
  • Kernel Fuzzing Tools - Kernel fuzzer using static analysis to detect concurrency bugs.
  • Race Condition - Kernel fuzzer focused on race condition bugs.

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Frequently asked questions

What does compsec-snu/razzer do?

A Kernel fuzzer focusing on race bugs

What are the main features of compsec-snu/razzer?

The main features of compsec-snu/razzer are: Kernel Fuzzers, Kernel Fuzzing Tools, Race Condition.

Which projects share features with compsec-snu/razzer?

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