PassiveFuzzFrameworkOSX
This framework is for fuzzing OSX kernel vulnerability based on passive inline hook mechanism in kernel mode.
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Kernel fuzzer
A framework for fuzzing OSX kernel vulnerabilities using passive inline hooking in kernel mode.
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