Module libafl::corpus [−][src]
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Corpuses contain the testcases, either in mem, on disk, or somewhere else.
Re-exports
pub use testcase::PowerScheduleTestcaseMetaData;pub use testcase::Testcase;pub use inmemory::InMemoryCorpus;pub use ondisk::OnDiskCorpus;pub use cached::CachedOnDiskCorpus;pub use queue::QueueCorpusScheduler;pub use minimizer::FavFactor;pub use minimizer::IndexesLenTimeMinimizerCorpusScheduler;pub use minimizer::IsFavoredMetadata;pub use minimizer::LenTimeMinimizerCorpusScheduler;pub use minimizer::LenTimeMulFavFactor;pub use minimizer::MinimizerCorpusScheduler;pub use minimizer::TopRatedsMetadata;pub use powersched::PowerQueueCorpusScheduler;Modules
The cached ondisk corpus stores testcases to disk keeping a part of them in memory.
In-memory corpus, keeps all test cases in memory at all times
The Minimizer schedulers are a family of corpus schedulers that feed the fuzzer
The ondisk corpus stores unused testcases to disk.
The queue corpus scheduler for power schedules.
The queue corpus scheduler implements an AFL-like queue mechanism
The testcase is a struct embedded in each corpus. It will contain a respective input, and metadata.
Structs
Feed the fuzzer simpply with a random testcase on request
Traits
Corpus with all current testcases
The scheduler define how the fuzzer requests a testcase from the corpus. It has hooks to corpus add/replace/remove to allow complex scheduling algorithms to collect data.
Type Definitions
A StdCorpusScheduler uses the default scheduler in LibAFL to schedule Testcases
The current Std is a RandCorpusScheduler, although this may change in the future, if another CorpusScheduler delivers better results.