Android port of Radamsa
Android port of Radamsa is a fuzzing tool adapted for Android platforms through Android NDK compilation. The tool represents a code export of the original Radamsa fuzzer with modifications to support Android Application Binary Interfaces (ABIs). It requires Android NDK (Native Development Kit) for compilation and can be built by running ndk-build from the root directory. Radamsa is a test case generator that creates malformed data from valid input samples. This Android port maintains the core fuzzing functionality while enabling deployment on Android devices and systems. The tool supports multiple Android ABIs, making it compatible across different Android device architectures. It functions as a black-box fuzzer that can generate test cases for security testing and vulnerability discovery on Android platforms.
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