libafl: fix lockfile ctr serialization#3319
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All locations reading from the lockfile expect an integer as a string,
but in `InMemoryOnDiskCorpus<I>::remove_testcase` the raw bytes of the
integer are written to the file in little endian byte order.
This may cause "ParseIntError { kind: InvalidDigit }" in e.g.
`InMemoryOnDiskCorpus<I>::save_testcase` during parsing of the file's
contents.
Fix this by writing the integer to the lockfile as a string in
`InMemoryOnDiskCorpus<I>::remove_testcase` as well.
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All locations reading from the lockfile expect an integer as a string,
but in `InMemoryOnDiskCorpus<I>::remove_testcase` the raw bytes of the
integer are written to the file in little endian byte order.
This may cause "ParseIntError { kind: InvalidDigit }" in e.g.
`InMemoryOnDiskCorpus<I>::save_testcase` during parsing of the file's
contents.
Fix this by writing the integer to the lockfile as a string in
`InMemoryOnDiskCorpus<I>::remove_testcase` as well.
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* Fix removing file with ctr of the form "\u{3}000"
* Ensure input is loaded, also ensure exec_time is set
* Clippy
* Revert "Fix removing file with ctr of the form "\u{3}000""
This reverts commit 4cb3507.
* libafl: fix lockfile ctr serialization (#3319)
All locations reading from the lockfile expect an integer as a string,
but in `InMemoryOnDiskCorpus<I>::remove_testcase` the raw bytes of the
integer are written to the file in little endian byte order.
This may cause "ParseIntError { kind: InvalidDigit }" in e.g.
`InMemoryOnDiskCorpus<I>::save_testcase` during parsing of the file's
contents.
Fix this by writing the integer to the lockfile as a string in
`InMemoryOnDiskCorpus<I>::remove_testcase` as well.
* Extract run target with timing
* Expose run_target_with_timing
* Simplify
* HasExecutions
* clippy
* linters
* fmt
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Co-authored-by: Niklas Gögge <n.goeggi@gmail.com>
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I'm not entirely sure what the purpose of the lockfiles is but I ran into the following crash with my fuzzer:
After looking at how data is written to and read from the lockfile, it appears to expect an integer as a string when reading but in
InMemoryOnDiskCorpus<I>::remove_testcaseit writes the raw bytes of the integer to the file. See the commit message for further explanation.