In part 2 of our 5 part series, we've finally started getting crashes (roughly a dozen unique ones) out of AFL, and we need to start automating what to do with them. For the purposes of the Rode0Day competition, that's pretty easy: we just need to package them up and send them in to their submission API so that we can get crashes for all the bugs we find. In this episode, we build the first draft of our submission script, using a bunch of python+requests.

And don't forget about the Triaging competition we're running through the end of the series (tentatively ending July 30th). If you're interested in triaging the crashes I got from this fuzzing, head over to the github repo I set up for it and enter the contest: https://github.com/murmus/Rode0Triage. We've still got all 3 Hacking 2.0 Humble eBook Bundles up for grabs for individuals who enter writeups and/or exploits for their triaging.