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April 2021 • Sebastian Österlund, Elia Geretto, Andrea Jemmett, Emre Güler, Philipp Görz, Thorsten Holz, Cristiano Giuffrida, Herbert Bos
In the recent past, there has been lots of work on improving fuzz testing. In prior work, EnFuzz showed that by sharing progress among different fuzzers, they can perform better than the sum of their parts. In this paper, we continue this line of work and present CollabFuzz, a collaborative fuzzing framework allowing multiple different fuzzers to collaborate under an informed scheduling policy based on a number of central analyses. More specifically, CollabFuzz is a generic framework that allows a user to express …