This is a repository forked from the original Magma. MAGMA is a ground- truth fuzzing benchmark in real-world software; bugs are inserted artificially and each crash triggered by a fuzzer can be identified. Please refer their document for the detail of this benchmark itself. Especially, Getting Started is helpful if you are not familiar with Magma.
Here, we explain how to execute the experiment.
If you are using Ubuntu, then you can install the required packages as follows.
apt-get update &&
apt-get install -y util-linux inotify-tools docker.io git
Note that your user is expected to be able to execute docker without sudo.
captainrc is a confiuration file for Magma experiments.
You can adjust the experimental setting to your environment (e.g. number of proccesses that run parallelly.)
Parameters are not changed compared with the original Magma;
therefore you can refer the original doc if you want to change some of them.
Note that slopt is our fuzzer's name.
Therefore, please make sure that FUZZERS and slopt_TARGETS are set correctly.
We put two captainrc files which we used during our experiments for your information at the root of this project
After you finish configurating captainrc, you can execute your Magma experiment just by ./tools/captain/run.sh.
Let slopt-magma be your working directory configured in your captainrc (like WORKDIR=./slopt-magma).
You can summarize the result by tools/benchd/exp2json.py slopt-magma slopt-magma.json.
The generated json file contains which bug is reached and which bug is triggered.