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Hello, I am currently using Beacon for directed fuzzing and would like to know if it supports parallelization, similar to AFLGo. Specifically, I would like to use the -M and -S options for master/slave parallel fuzzing.
I attempted to use these options, but encountered issues, and was unable to successfully start the parallel mode. I would appreciate any guidance on how to enable parallel fuzzing with Beacon, or confirmation on whether this functionality is supported.
Looking forward to your response.
Thank you!
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In theory, I think Beacon can work in parallel as other AFL-based fuzzers because the instrumented binary with path pruning should not influence the parallel functionality of AFL.
Maybe you can share more information about the errors you faced and I can help you if I have time in the following weeks (Hopefully). ;)
Hello, I am currently using Beacon for directed fuzzing and would like to know if it supports parallelization, similar to AFLGo. Specifically, I would like to use the -M and -S options for master/slave parallel fuzzing.
I attempted to use these options, but encountered issues, and was unable to successfully start the parallel mode. I would appreciate any guidance on how to enable parallel fuzzing with Beacon, or confirmation on whether this functionality is supported.
Looking forward to your response.
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: