Speaker
Dmitry Vyukov
(Google)
Description
Fuzzing (randomized testing) become an important part of the kernel quality assurance. syzkaller/syzbot report a hundred of bugs each month. However, the fuzzer coverage of the kernel code is far from being complete and some subsystems are easier to fuzz/reach, while others are harder/impossible to fuzz/reach.
In this talk Dmitry will talk about patterns and anti-patterns of UAPI/subsystem design with respect to fuzz-ability:
- what makes it impossible to fuzz a subsystem
- what leads to unreproducible crashes
- why a subsystem may be excluded from fuzzing
- what makes a perfect interface/subsystem for fuzzing
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Primary author
Dmitry Vyukov
(Google)
