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Calling fuzz() on a 0-byte Raw data item creates a value that is no longer 0 bytes long - from experimentation, it can be at least 1100 bytes. This occurs regardless of whether the Raw is on its own or as part of a larger packet.
Brief description
Calling fuzz() on a 0-byte Raw data item creates a value that is no longer 0 bytes long - from experimentation, it can be at least 1100 bytes. This occurs regardless of whether the Raw is on its own or as part of a larger packet.
Scapy version
2.5.0
Python version
3.9.16
Operating system
CentOS Stream 8
Additional environment information
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How to reproduce
Actual result
Expected result
In the case of non-empty values, fuzz maintains the input length. This should presumably also be the case if we have 0B to fuzz, e.g.:
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