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LibreSSL languishes on Linux

LibreSSL languishes on Linux

Posted Jan 7, 2021 15:12 UTC (Thu) by hkario (subscriber, #94864)
In reply to: LibreSSL languishes on Linux by marcH
Parent article: LibreSSL languishes on Linux

> you may want to rephrase it a bit.

I did, please check if it's clear now.

> The name "tlsfuzzer" does obviously not help either.

there are 2 things that are hard in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things and off by one errors ;)

on more serious note: you can use it as a simple, dumb, fuzzer, but all included scripts (with exception of like 1 or 2) don't; they expect very well defined behaviour from the server. Recently we're extended test coverage to testing even the timing of server responses.

also, it's more about the future scope of the project; I want to make it actually mutate the existing scripts to create new test scenarios randomly

so it's a more like "TLS property based tester" but that doesn't exactly roll off the tongue


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