This crate provides functions to generate bitflips of binary and UTF-8 strings. This is useful to catch potential instances of bitsquatting, where an attacker may register a crate/domain name/whatever at a bitflipped version of their target.
This crate is essentially a port of the Python blip package created by
Zack Allen.
A very simple example would be:
for s in bitflip::ascii_str("ab") {
print!("{s} ");
}Which outputs:
`b cb eb ib qb Ab !b ac a` af aj ar aB a"
See the API documentation for more information on what's available.
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