Please push the code

[rockdaboot]

Hey, your paper on T-Fuzz sounds great. Please push your code so we can test and contribute !

[benquike]

Thanks. I am still reorganizing it. I will let you know when it is ready.

[inferno-chromium]

The paper is very interesting and we want to integrate this as part of https://github.com/google/oss-fuzz and benefit the larger open source software community. Looking forward to code release.

[gannimo]

Code will be released during Oakland, we're working on packaging, readme, and documentation.

Abhishek, please reach out via email, we'd be happy to dive into this. T-Fuzz is a new mechanism to trigger deeper bugs. The two main issues that will need some work are:

• better mapping from modified program to original program to reduce triaging cost (especially for large and complex programs symbolic execution/constraint tracking reaches its limit when mapping crash paths back to the original program)
• selection strategy for when the mutate, how much to mutate, and how to schedule mutations

[kcc]

It would also be interesting to integrate T-Fuzz with https://github.com/google/fuzzer-test-suite so that we can A/B test it against other engines.