Honggfuzz QEMU-mode & Hardware-based coverage, Better than AFL++? - Blackbox Fuzzing #2

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Today, I will use both honggfuzz QEMU mode and honggfuzz Hardware-based coverage to fuzz a compiled binary. I will explain how those modes are working, fuzz the pdfinfo binary with QEMU mode and then fuzz it with hardware-based coverage mechanisms.
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00:00 Intro
00:48 Honggfuzz
02:20 QEMU mode & Hardware-based coverage
04:31 Comparaison with AFL++ fuzzing of pdfinfo
05:42 Prepare your system for fuzzing
07:48 Run the fuzzer using QEMU mode
11:28 Run the fuzzer using Hardware-based coverage
16:24 Conclusion
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[@dennisklad]

Amazing tutorial mate, thanks so much for this!

[@audreyyan1502]

How does honggfuzz save all the seed files generated during black box testing? I don't see the saved files even after I use -u

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It should be inside hfuzz_workspace by default

[@selimeneskaraduman6935]

Which Processor did you use in this video?

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AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor, that's why I'm not able to use intelPT or BTS mode.