Fuzzware

What Fuzzware is

Fuzzware is a Linux service for rehosting-based security testing and automated fuzzing of embedded firmware without physical hardware. It analyzes compiled binaries, including closed-source and third-party firmware, so source access is not required. Campaigns examine complete firmware systems, including interacting components, interfaces, and execution paths. Its virtual execution environment automatically manages peripherals, memory mappings, and execution contexts. The described workflow includes technical pre-validation, customer test scoping, an automated fuzzing campaign, and a detailed report. Reports provide contextual execution data, reproducible inputs, severity classifications, and coverage metrics. Firmware can be checked on every release for regressions and newly introduced vulnerabilities, with analysis suited to CI-driven workflows. Supported architectures listed in the FAQ are ARM Cortex-M and Infineon AURIX TriCore. Fuzzware also describes compliance guidance, expert vulnerability verification, and solution recommendations for medical, automotive, critical-infrastructure, and smart-system or IoT teams. Pricing is available on request.