MsFuzz
msFuzz is a coverage-guided fuzzer for Windows kernel drivers that utilizes Intel PT and leverages constraint and dependency analysis to guide fuzzing.
Install / Use
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msFuzz
msFuzz is a coverage-guided fuzzer for Windows kernel drivers that utilizes Intel PT and leverages constraint and dependency analysis to guide fuzzing.
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- msFuzz uses Intel PT to achieve code coverage.
- The msFuzz follows an AFL-like design and can detect semi-stateful bugs.
- msFuzz is a well-designed fuzzer based on Nyx-Fuzzer/kAFL and Redqueen.
- Designed to find bugs for windows Driver that interact with user using DeviceIoControl.

Requirements
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Intel Skylake or later: The setup requires a Gen-6 or newer Intel CPU (for Intel PT) and adequate system memory (~2GB RAM per CPU)
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Patched Host Kernel: A modified Linux host kernel will be installed as part of the setup. Running kAFL inside a VM may work starting IceLake or later CPU.
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Ubuntu: The installation and tutorials are tested for recent Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS.
Our Achievements
- 100+ Security Bugs in 100 days
- 20+ EoP (Elevation of Privilege)
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