A fully documented python prototype is available as a self contained Jupyter notebook here:https://github.com/vrthra/arxiv-mimid/blob/master/PymimidBook.ipynb …
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New paper "Inferring Input Grammars from Dynamic Control Flow". Given a program, our Mimid prototype automatically infers a human-readable context-free grammar that accurately specifies its input syntax. Great helper for fuzzing and program understanding! https://arxiv.org/abs/1912.05937
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This looks like a nice compliment to SynFuzz, which automatically builds a grammer with a program and no inputs, but it requires an oracle to determine if an input was "valid" (e.g. finding and instrumenting the "syntax error" function or functions). Cool work. Thanks for sharing
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Adam, could you please give me a link to the SynFuzz implementation?
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Thanks for the paper. I've dealt with the problem of grouping similar nodes (as you presented in section 3.1) in my PhD. I've proposed then another solution using a corecursive definition of state equivalence.
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Thanks for letting me know. Could you please give me a link to your thesis?
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Awesome work Rahul! Look forward to reading it in more depth later
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Thank you!
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