Let me introduce my self,  my Name is Michael Brooks and I will be
speaking at Black Hat in Las Vegas this year.   I write exploit code
(http://www.milw0rm.com/author/677)  and I have found buffer overflows
using Peach.  Thank you guys I owe you!   We have built a testing
framework using peach to test BitTorrent clients and some of the code
we have written is general purpose and i think would be an excellent
addition to the Peach framework.   How would I go about adding the
code to the framework?  I also have questions about undocumented parts
of the Peach API that I have uncovered,  perhaps I can document it.

My talk isn't up on Black Hat's site as of yet,  but the title is
"BitTorrent Hacks"  and I have gotten the conformation email that I
will be speaking.   I noticed Michael Eddington will also be speaking
at Black Hat and I wanted to get in touch with him before the con.

Thanks,
Michael Brooks

Cool, have to grab a drink in vegas, you can usually find me at the
galleria bar.  Always happy to accept code and documentation.  The
website for Peach is a moinmoin wiki, just create yourself an account
(http://peachfuzzer.com/Methodology?action=newaccount) and you can
change add/change content.

For code submissions, a patch against the last SVN would be the
easiest along with a short write up of what the changes are/do.
Something like:

Peach/Publishers/foo.py -- Added new publisher to do XYZ
Peach/Engine/dom.py -- Fixed bug where abc happens.  changed to xcv

You get the idea :)

Mike