PyFuzz2 – A little fuzzing framework in Python

In plain words

PyFuzz2 is a fuzzing framework written in Python, inspired by the Grinder tool. It is designed for developers who need to test software for vulnerabilities by sending malformed or unexpected input. The framework is hosted on GitHub and available as open-source software for contributions and community development.

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