Closed 0x34d closed 4 months ago
I'm sorry if the recent XZ attack has spoiled things for us, but without looking too closely at your change, I'm highly unlikely to merge a PR without context or motivation from someone who's GitHub tagline is "Professional backdoor shipper for memes"...
I'm sorry if the recent XZ attack has spoiled things for us, but without looking too closely at your change, I'm highly unlikely to merge a PR without context or motivation from someone who's GitHub tagline is "Professional backdoor shipper for memes"...
No, no no, that was for fun, because of XZ
backdoor;
updated bio to Nobody
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I think the joke is in pretty poor taste -- assuming you're a legitimate contributor, it makes you look like a troll. "Too soon", as they say.
What's the motivation for this change or the context of why it's needed?
I think the joke is in pretty poor taste -- assuming you're a legitimate contributor, it makes you look like a troll. "Too soon", as they say.
I'm sorry, dude, it was funny though.
What's the motivation for this change or the context of why it's needed?
Ah, I was trying to understand oss-fuzz-gen, then I saw inih and found out ini_parse_string
is increasing the code coverage.
I deleted some of the old files to make things easier, removed the AFL build, and started using libFuzzer as the official fuzzer. AFL++ does support libFuzzer code with their own libAFLDriver.a library.
Don't merge now;
@0x34d It looked like your account and all your PRs were deleted for a few days? What was going on?
@0x34d It looked like your account and all your PRs were deleted for a few days? What was going on?
Well, that lame joke was a little heavy for the GitHub system, and I got suspended. I will try my best not to do that again. Then I was flagged.
Note: I just need a little time to figure things out; after that, I will reopen this.
Removed the old fuzz testing build with AFL, using libfuzzer as the main fuzzer. I did not try to overcomplicate the fuzzing.sh, it's a little copy-pasta but looks nice and simple. I have updated the fuzzing target to
ini_parse_string
for more code coverage.