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Mutation-based Fuzzing

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Mutation-based fuzzing is a fuzzing technique in which the fuzzer explores a target by mutating test artifacts such as instruction test vectors, bytestreams, or prompt templates. In the provided evidence, it is used inside coverage-guided fuzzing for RISC-V instruction-set-simulator and processor verification, as a counterexample-generation method for model learning, and as the basis of TurboFuzzLLM for black-box LLM jailbreaking-template discovery.

First seen 5/25/2026
Last seen 5/29/2026
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Mutation-based Fuzzing

Mutation-based fuzzing is a fuzzing technique in which exploration is driven by mutations to test artifacts. In the provided evidence, those artifacts include RISC-V instruction test vectors in coverage-guided processor verification, counterexample candidates for reactive-system model learning, and prompt templates for LLM jailbreak testing. [Mutation-based fuzzing scope]

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Coverage-guided Fuzzing ← uses 100% 3e
Coverage-guided fuzzing employs mutation-based techniques to generate test inputs.
The paper uses mutation-based algorithms in its coverage-guided fuzzing approach.