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Tim Allison updated TIKA-3083:
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    Description: 
I think it would be useful to add a new module for fuzzing.  We should 
eventually integrate grownup/mature fuzzers (jqf), but we can start with cheap 
'n easy mangling.

The reason to add this to tika and not have it as a separate project, is that I 
think there will eventually be file format specific fuzzers for file formats 
that rely on compressed streams, e.g. PDF, docx, where mangling a literal byte 
in the file is a good first step, but it might also be useful to mangle bytes 
within the streams or implement faulty/malicious compressors or inject 
malfeasance at other levels.

I'm not set on adding this to Tika.  If there are objections/recommendations, 
please share.


  was:
I think it would be useful to add a new module for fuzzing.  We should 
eventually integrate grownup/mature fuzzers (jqf), but we can start with cheap 
'n easy mangling.

The reason to add this to tika and not have it as a separate project, is that I 
think there will eventually be file format specific fuzzers for file formats 
that rely on compressed streams, e.g. PDF, docx, where mangling a literal byte 
in the file is a good first step, but it might also be useful to mangle bytes 
within the streams or implement faulty/malicious compressors or inject 
malfeasance at other levels.




> Consider adding a fuzzing module
> --------------------------------
>
>                 Key: TIKA-3083
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TIKA-3083
>             Project: Tika
>          Issue Type: Task
>            Reporter: Tim Allison
>            Priority: Major
>
> I think it would be useful to add a new module for fuzzing.  We should 
> eventually integrate grownup/mature fuzzers (jqf), but we can start with 
> cheap 'n easy mangling.
> The reason to add this to tika and not have it as a separate project, is that 
> I think there will eventually be file format specific fuzzers for file 
> formats that rely on compressed streams, e.g. PDF, docx, where mangling a 
> literal byte in the file is a good first step, but it might also be useful to 
> mangle bytes within the streams or implement faulty/malicious compressors or 
> inject malfeasance at other levels.
> I'm not set on adding this to Tika.  If there are objections/recommendations, 
> please share.



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