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Skill a5c-ai/babysitter/library/specializations/security-research/skills/fuzzing-ops

Comprehensive fuzzing operations with AFL++, libFuzzer, and OSS-Fuzz integrationFrom its SKILL.md

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Fuzzing Operations Skill

Overview

This skill provides comprehensive fuzzing capabilities for automated vulnerability discovery using industry-standard fuzzing frameworks.

Capabilities

  • Configure and launch AFL++ campaigns
  • Build instrumented binaries with coverage
  • Create and manage seed corpora
  • Triage and deduplicate crash files
  • Run afl-tmin and afl-cmin for minimization
  • Monitor fuzzing progress and coverage
  • Generate crash reproduction scripts
  • Support libFuzzer and honggfuzz

Target Processes

  • fuzzing-campaign.js
  • security-tool-development.js
  • vulnerability-research-workflow.js

Dependencies

  • AFL++ (afl-fuzz, afl-gcc, afl-clang-fast)
  • LLVM (for instrumentation)
  • Sanitizers (ASAN, MSAN, UBSAN)
  • libFuzzer (LLVM)
  • honggfuzz (optional)
  • Python for crash analysis scripts

Usage Context

This skill is essential for:

  • Automated vulnerability discovery
  • Coverage-guided fuzzing campaigns
  • Crash triage and root cause analysis
  • Harness development for fuzzing
  • Integration with CI/CD security testing

Integration Notes

  • Supports parallel fuzzing across multiple cores
  • Can integrate with corpus management systems
  • Generates reproducible crash test cases
  • Supports various target types (binaries, libraries, protocols)
  • Coverage reports in lcov/html format

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