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Tools and frameworks

Tools for web browsers
AXman	Active X
COMbust	Common Object Model
CSS-Die	Stylesheet support
DOM-Hanoi	Data Object Model
Hamachi	DHTML code
jsparsefuzz	JavaScript
MangleMe	HTML tags
Tools for operating systems
ISIC	IP stacks
Sfuzz	Unix sockets
Stress2	FreeBSD kernel
Sysfuzz	syscall() functions
Tools for network services
DHCPfuzz	DHCP clients
FTPStress	FTP servers
Fuzzball2	TCP/IP headers
IRCfuzz	IRC clients
Protos	Tool collection for SIP, SNMP, DNS and others
SSHredder	Collection of mutated SSH packets
Other tools
Mangle	mutates file header
Bugger	mutates data in the memory of running programs
CFG9000	intelligent mutation of unknown input data
Frameworks
Autodafe	Network logs, with runtime analysis
Bed	Network log, language: Perl
Peach	universally applicable, language: Python
Smudge	network logs
Spike	Network log, language: C
Spikefile	File formats, language: C

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