cargo fuzz

Installation

$ cargo install cargo-fuzz

Note: libFuzzer needs LLVM sanitizer support, so this only works on x86-64 and Aarch64,
and only on Unix-like operating systems (not Windows). You’ll also need a C++ compiler with C++11 support.

Usage

cargo fuzz init

Initialize a cargo fuzz project for your crate!

If your crate uses cargo workspaces, add fuzz directory to workspace.members in root Cargo.toml

fuzz directory can be either a part of an existing workspace (default)
or use an independent workspace. If latter is desired, you can use
cargo fuzz init --fuzzing-workspace=true.

cargo fuzz add <target>

Create a new fuzzing target!

cargo fuzz run <target>

Run a fuzzing target and find bugs!

cargo fuzz fmt <target> <input>

Print the std::Debug output for a test case. Useful when your fuzz target
takes an Arbitrary input!

cargo fuzz tmin <target> <input>

Found a failing input? Minify it to the smallest input that causes that failure
for easier debugging!

cargo fuzz cmin <target>

Minify your corpus of input files!

cargo fuzz coverage <target>

Generate coverage information on the fuzzed program!

Documentation

Documentation can be found in the Rust Fuzz
Book.

You can also always find the full command-line options that are available with
--help:

$ cargo fuzz --help

Trophy case

The trophy case has a list of bugs
found by cargo fuzz (and others). Did cargo fuzz and libFuzzer find a bug
for you? Add it to the trophy case!

License

cargo-fuzz is distributed under the terms of both the MIT license and the
Apache License (Version 2.0).

See LICENSE-APACHE and LICENSE-MIT for
details.