Proxyfuzz fuzzer RPM binary

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Proxyfuzz is now available in RPM format for Fedora users. Petr Sklenar has created and uploaded the RPM version, available for download here.

Source code and windows binaries can still be found in the security research section of our website.

Proxyfuzz is a protocol agnostic fuzzer which randomly fuzzes network traffic following a man-in-the-middle approach. The tool is designed to randomly inject a number of fuzzing signatures to the data that goes through it. It is incredibly easy to set up and can be used to research any TCP and UDP protocol.

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