Python scripts for fuzzing

[Splines]

Hi there,

Erik Imgrund, a friend of mine, recently wrote a python program to simplify the usage of AFLGo. It's an alternative to bash scripts that - at least in our opinion - are very powerful but sometimes quite frightening and not easy to understand/adapt/play around with.

Pros and Cons
I'd like to adapt the Python program and incorporate it into AFLGo (this is cleared with Erik Imgrund) as I feel other users would benefit from it. Python has a nice syntax, is easy to learn and widespread. It's heavily used in the fields of machine learning which would simplify the process to use AFLGo. Cons are that we have duplicate scripts, so there are two places to adapt if the API is changing some day. Yet, that's also the case right now with the sample shell scripts.

I'd like to open a pull request to AFLGo if the general idea described here is welcome. If so, it'd be great to know where a good place would be to place the scripts.

All the best,
Dominic

[mboehme]

Hi Dominic and Eric, Absolutely! Your help is much appreciated. Looking forward to your PR!

[Splines]

Ok great, I'm probably going to prepare it during this or next week...