Introduction to Fuzzing


Fuzz Dojo.

Important Resources:



Challenges

Locate the fuzz harnesses in a project. Run /challenge/training in Terminal to start.

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Make a change to a fuzzing harness. Run /challenge/training in Terminal to start.

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Repair a broken fuzzing harness. Run /challenge/training in Terminal to start.

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Increase code coverage by selecting better initial parameters. Run /challenge/training in Terminal to start.

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Find a function higher in the call tree that calls this function and fuzz it instead. Run /challenge/training in Terminal to start.

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Implement a seed corpus. Run /challenge/training in Terminal to start.

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Search for unreached code within a project and create a simple fuzz driver to increase total project code coverage. Run /challenge/training in Terminal to start.

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OSS-Fuzz challenges simulate a clean linux setup with only the OSS-Fuzz library available. Learn how to compile a project using only OSS-Fuzz.

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Run a code coverage report in this challenge

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Run a Fuzz Introspector report

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30-Day Scoreboard:

This scoreboard reflects solves for challenges in this module after the module launched in this dojo.

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