#americanfuzzylop — Public Fediverse posts
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I like the fact American Fuzzy Lop can be halted and resumed, because I really don't need to have a desktop machine rumbling away in the bedroom while I sleep.
But after 12h12m01s it has so far found zero crashes and zero hangs. So either my XML parser is great at avoiding panics, or my fuzzing method is testing some no-op action. (Though, while I was writing this, it found another path of interest through the executable, so it's doing something.)
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I like the fact American Fuzzy Lop can be halted and resumed, because I really don't need to have a desktop machine rumbling away in the bedroom while I sleep.
But after 12h12m01s it has so far found zero crashes and zero hangs. So either my XML parser is great at avoiding panics, or my fuzzing method is testing some no-op action. (Though, while I was writing this, it found another path of interest through the executable, so it's doing something.)
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I like the fact American Fuzzy Lop can be halted and resumed, because I really don't need to have a desktop machine rumbling away in the bedroom while I sleep.
But after 12h12m01s it has so far found zero crashes and zero hangs. So either my XML parser is great at avoiding panics, or my fuzzing method is testing some no-op action. (Though, while I was writing this, it found another path of interest through the executable, so it's doing something.)
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I like the fact American Fuzzy Lop can be halted and resumed, because I really don't need to have a desktop machine rumbling away in the bedroom while I sleep.
But after 12h12m01s it has so far found zero crashes and zero hangs. So either my XML parser is great at avoiding panics, or my fuzzing method is testing some no-op action. (Though, while I was writing this, it found another path of interest through the executable, so it's doing something.)
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I like the fact American Fuzzy Lop can be halted and resumed, because I really don't need to have a desktop machine rumbling away in the bedroom while I sleep.
But after 12h12m01s it has so far found zero crashes and zero hangs. So either my XML parser is great at avoiding panics, or my fuzzing method is testing some no-op action. (Though, while I was writing this, it found another path of interest through the executable, so it's doing something.)