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Comprehensive fuzzing operations with AFL++, libFuzzer, and OSS-Fuzz integration
--- name: fuzzing-operations-skill-c382618250dd description: Comprehensive fuzzing operations with AFL++, libFuzzer, and OSS-Fuzz integration allowed-tools: - Bash - Read - Write - Edit - Glob - Grep graph: domains: [domain:cybersecurity] specializations: [specialization:security-research] skillAreas: [skill-area:fuzz-testing, skill-area:vulnerability-scanning-remediation] roles: [role:security-engineer] workflows: [workflow:penetration-testing-cycle, workflow:vulnerability-management] --- # 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--- name: fuzzing-operations-skill-c382618250dd description: Comprehensive fuzzing operations with AFL++, libFuzzer, and OSS-Fuzz integration allowed-tools: - Bash - Read - Write - Edit - Glob - Grep graph: domains: [domain:cybersecurity] specializations: [specialization:security-research] skillAreas: [skill-area:fuzz-testing, skill-area:vulnerability-scanning-remediation] roles: [role:security-engineer] workflows: [workflow:penetration-testing-cycle, workflow:vulnerability-management] --- # 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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