Experiment Request: The Things That Count#2116
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Ensure that we actually get, build and fuzz the pinned version only
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Hi everyone,
at FUZZING workshop in February we presented our registered report "The Things That Count: Coverage Evaluation Under the Microscope" (https://www.ndss-symposium.org/wp-content/uploads/fuzzing2026-30.pdf) where we try to see how accurate our coverage measurements are. To complete our proposed experiments and evaluation we'd like to include data from the FuzzBench cloud infrastructure.
Could you run an experiment using the fuzzers aflplusplus, honggfuzz, libafl, and libfuzzer? We'd be interested in a run with all 23 benchmarks for the standard duration of 24h. Reviewers requested us to run 30 trials, however, we'd be also happy with 10 trials in case 30 should exceed the available capacity.
Thanks in advance! Happy to discuss, in case there's any questions!
The changes we've made are mainly small fixes we've needed to make our local builds/runs succeed. We think they might also be useful to upstream for others.