Getting Started
Overview
CI Fuzz is a software system including a fuzzing backend as well as a user interface. Its fuzzing backend relies on a docker infrastructure
to encapsulate different tasks such as building, running, and monitoring components. The user can interact with the system through a command line interface (CLI)
or via the CI Fuzz extension for Visual Studio Code.
CI Fuzz contains three main components:
- CI-Daemon : The CI-Server is responsible for backend tasks such as project compilation, managing fuzz-targets and operating the docker infrastructure and interacts with the CI-Client and the UI.
- CI-Client : The CI-Client is the command line interface to initialize, build, and run fuzzers.
- User-Interface : The CI Fuzz extension for Visual Studio Code helps the user to create and manage fuzz-targets and reproduce crash.
Key features of CI Fuzz are:
- Starting, stopping and monitoring of the fuzzing processes in an encapsulated docker environment within the user machine
- Very good integration into any build environment
- Combination of different fuzzers for better results (code coverage, finding critical bugs)
- Provide macros for fuzzing targets that use grammar based inputs (JSON, XML, and XML), structs or network sockets.
- capable of implementing socket fuzzing
- Supported languages : Java (JVM), Scala, Groovy, Koflin, Clojure, C/C++, Obj-C, Assm, Rust und Go.