Fuzzing tools are valuable because they can answer thousands of what if type questions about application behavior over a relatively short period. Some fuzzing engines send gobs of random information, while others carefully examine the application they are working with and try to provide contextual but unexpected inputs. Fuzzers operate using various programming languages, with C, C++, Go, Rust, Python, Java, Kotlin, Scala and Swift being popular choices. The list should help get anyone started when trying to pick out a good fuzzing engine.”]