* Bump minimal xxhash_rust version to 0.8.2
Note that 0.8.1 bug doesn't affect current usage, but still do it just in case
* Do not use const xxh3 not in cosnt context
* Introduce eager and fast feedback_or! implementations (issue #135)
* rename FeedbackTuple to CombinedFeedback (as it is a struct not tuple) and add fast/eager AND
* ci: check every feature with cargo-hack
* fix introspection on no_std
* ci: the dev branch is not a thing anymore
* ci: run tests with --all-features
On some machines, the system clock can be faulty and start_time maybe
actually be after the end time. This causes a panic, instead gracefully
just put a None time in `self.last_runtime`
* barebones for TimeoutForkserverExecutor
* TimeoutForkserverExecutor
* update pid in forkserverexecutor
* clppy and other small fixes
* doc
* fix
* no unwrap
* read_exact and error handling
* fix
* semicolon
* Move from gothook to frida-based hooks
* Force link against libc++
* Clippy + cleanup prints
* exclude ranges
* Add back guard pages; Implement libc hooks
* Bump frida-rust version
* Add hooks for mmap/munmap, as per issue #105
* Refactor to get rid of global allocator singleton
* Cleanup imports; Fix free out-of-range; Move to fixed addresses for asan allocatoins
* use frida-rust from crates.io now that it has caught up
* cargo fmt
* Clippy fixes
* Better clippy fix
* More clippy fix
* Formatting
* Review changes
* add Forkserver, Pipe Outfile struct
* add forkserver executor struct, and shmem init
* close pipes in the destructor of Forkserver
* fill pre_exec to write out the inputs
* fix
* read_st, write_ctl
* more handshakes
* wrap Pipe in Arc, fill post_exec
* add Forkserver, Pipe Outfile struct
* add forkserver executor struct, and shmem init
* close pipes in the destructor of Forkserver
* fill pre_exec to write out the inputs
* fix
* read_st, write_ctl
* more handshakes
* wrap Pipe in Arc, fill post_exec
* fix for the lastest HasExecHooks trait
* use Dominik's pipe, remove Arc and temporarily pass RawFd to setstdin but trying to figure out other solutions
* add libafl_tests, put a very simple vulnerable program
* fix
* added forkserver_simple (mostly copy-pasted from babyfuzzer)
* fix test
* handle crash in post_exec
* add README.md
* check exec time to see why it's so slow
* remove double invokation of is_interesting for the obejctive
* make forkserver_simple AFL-like and improve speed
* some debugging help
* do not evaluate feedback if solution
* speedup the things
* working input placement via stdin in Forkserver
* don't call panic! but return errors, rewrite some comments
* use AFLplusplus/afl-cc instead of AFL
* use .cur_input like AFL
* bring the test for forkserver back
* add better README.md message
* failing the initial handshake should return an error
* delete some commented-out code
* format
* format
* ForkserverExecutor needs std and is unix-only for now
* clippy
* OutFile error handling
* fmt
* clippy
* don't build libafl_tests on windows
* fix
* keep test in forkserver.rs simple
* add forkserver_test feature for libafl_tests
* format
* some doc
Co-authored-by: Andrea Fioraldi <andreafioraldi@gmail.com>
The choose method takes an ExactSizeIterator and returns a randomly
chosen item from it. Using this method prevents chosing items with an
incorrect upper_bound on the index.
Various macros help with defining and implementing repetitive mutation
strategies.
* Fix incorrect encoding of and imm: use a register for now
* Fix assumption regarding length of ashmem clients list
* Make harness less chatty
* Fix refcounting in the ashmem server
* Always work around the frida allocate-near bug, not just when doing asan.
* Add support for ashmem on devices which have a boot secret, but don't use it
* Formatting
