The Network Protocol Fuzzer is a high-performance distributed network protocol fuzzer implemented in Go. It is designed to discover vulnerabilities in network services by generating and mutating packets based on protocol definitions.
- Flexible Protocol Definitions: Define network protocols using a JSON schema.
- High-Speed Packet Generation: Capable of generating millions of packets per second.
- Stateful Fuzzing Engine: Supports complex mutation strategies and stateful testing.
- Distributed Fuzzing: Uses gRPC for distributed task management across multiple machines.
- cmd/: Contains the entry points for the application.
fuzzer/: Main application for running the fuzzer.
- pkg/: Contains reusable packages.
protocol/: Protocol definition and handling.engine/: Packet generation and mutation.fuzzer/: Main fuzzing logic.
- internal/: Contains internal packages.
logger/: Logging and metrics.distributed/: gRPC server and client for distributed fuzzing.
- docs/: Documentation and protocol examples.
- Dockerfile: Docker configuration for building and running the application.
- .github/workflows/ci.yml: CI configuration for GitHub Actions.