aflpp

This document is a legitimate, detailed AFL++ usage guide intended to maximize fuzzing throughput. It contains no explicit malicious code, obfuscated payloads, or hard-coded secrets. The primary security concerns are operational and supply-chain: (1) use of --privileged Docker with host mounts increases the risk that a compromised fuzzer binary or container image can modify the host; (2) instructions to run root-level scripts and disable kernel mitigations weaken host defenses, enlarging the impact of exploitation; (3) downloading harnesses and headers without integrity checks or pinned image digests creates a supply-chain attack surface. Recommendation: follow the guide only in isolated, ephemeral VMs or air-gapped environments; verify all downloaded artifacts (checksums/signatures), pin Docker images to content digests, avoid --privileged where possible, and never disable kernel mitigations on shared/production hosts.