OSS-Fuzz: OSS-Fuzz integration and new fuzzers #17
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Hi! Would you be interested in setting up fuzzing for the Scrypt module via OSS-Fuzz?
Fuzzing is essentially a stress-testing approach used to find bugs in software, and OSS-Fuzz is a free service run by Google that continuously fuzzes important open-source projects. Integrating your module with OSS-Fuzz could help uncover memory corruption issues that may exist.
This PR adds a Cargo fuzz configuration along with a fuzzer for the jsonway module. In combination with an initial attempt in OSS-Fuzz (google/oss-fuzz#12634), it enables OSS-Fuzz to fuzz the jsonway module while keeping the fuzzers upstream for further modification and expansion. If you're happy to proceed with the integration and store the fuzzers upstream, please let me know, and I'd be glad to provide more details if needed.
The only thing required at this point is an email associated with a Google account, which will be used to receive notifications when bugs are found.