--- C:/Users/Rizor/AppData/Local/Temp/fuzz_mutation.dox-revBASE.svn000.tmp.dox  Fri Mar 30 15:04:29 2012
+++ F:/University/08Semester/Fuzzing/fuzzing-ws2011/sources/userspace/modules/fuzzer/fuzz_mutation.dox  Fri Mar 30 18:21:07 2012
@@ -1,24 +1,31 @@
 /**
  * \defgroup mutation_strat Mutation-Based Fuzzing
  * \ingroup Fuzzer
- * \brief The most smart fuzzing strategy without device informations
+ * \brief The most smartest fuzzing strategy without device information.
  *
- * The Mutation-Based Fuzzing-Strategy tries to find the best strategy
+ * The mutation-based fuzzing-strategy tries to find the best strategy
  * to attack the target operating system.
  *
- * The strategy stores information about all changed packages.
- * This information is used to optimize the attacks.
- * It checks the old runs and detects equal packages.
- * An equal package is defined by the same type and the same context.
+ * The strategy stores information about all changed packets and
+ * uses it to optimize the attacks.
+ * It checks previous runs and detects packets that can help to optimize
+ * the current packet for a better attack.
  *
+ * The fuzzer defines a run as a sequence of packets.
+ * A run ends if 100 transactions were performed or if the fuzzing device
+ * timed out.
+ * The number of stored runs can be set in the configuration file by setting
+ * the usable size of memory. The fuzzer has its own garbage collector that
+ * guarantees the maximum number of used bytes.
+ *
  * All equal packages will be analyzed and scored by the reaction
  * of the target operating system.<br>
- * It distinguishes between normal, good and useless reactions.
+ * The fuzzer distinguishes between normal, good and useless reactions.
  * <dl>
  * <dt>Normal reaction:</dt>
  * <dd>a normal read or write request</dd>
  * <dt>Good reaction:</dt>
- * <dd>a wrong request which means,
+ * <dd>a wrong request, which means
  *          that the target sent an understandable request,
  *          but it does not currently make sense</dd>
  * <dt>Useless reaction:</dt>
@@ -28,7 +35,7 @@
  * The fuzzer uses following features to change the packages.
  * <dl>
  * <dt>Extending payload:</dt>
- * <dd>it extends the payload and randomizes the new parts of the package</dd>
+ * <dd>it extends the payload without changing the payload itself</dd>
  * <dt>Shrinking payload:</dt>
  * <dd>it shrinks the payload and uses existing data</dd>
  * <dt>Changing bytes:<dt>