A Kernel fuzzer focusing on race bugs. Razzer is a kernel fuzzer that targets race bugs in the Linux kernel. It uses a combination of fuzzing techniques to identify and exploit race bugs in the kernel. Razzer is designed to be easy to use and requires minimal setup. It is a powerful tool for identifying and exploiting race bugs in the Linux kernel.
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