Add nyx-net fuzzing for afl++ without specs #29
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July 28, 2023 22:02
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Looks like Protobuf needs to be added, even for UDP mode. Ironing out a bug and will add to PR. However, this does require the custom mutator implementation in afl++. |
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These commits add nyx-net fuzzing using afl++ as the frontend rather than the spec fuzzer, which eliminates the need for specs. Header and implementation files for supporting packets as protobuf messages is also added, but left out of the agent for now. This would be used as a custom mutator for afl++ (work done in separate branch).
As of this pr, amd64 nyx-net mode has been tested ubuntu 22.04. UDP mode and 32-bit need to be tested to ensure nothing has broken. Specs are still backwards compatible by using the "spec" mode with the packer.