[WIP] Interactive LibAFL Dashboard

This project aims to create a dashboard for a fuzzing campaign for LibAFL. Therefore, the OnDiskJSONMonitor must be used. LibAFL Dashboard then serves a Dashboard via HTTP and continuously reads the logfile. The data is sent via Websocket, so that the graphs and statistics are computed on the browsers.

The dashboard then shows current live statistics and is able to plot graphs for the different metrics.

At the current state, the dashboard does not save the received data, so for each graph everything must be reloaded.

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Usage

Use the OnDiskJSONMonitor for your LibAFL based fuzzer. If you just want to try it out, you can use the provided testfile. Then, start libafl-dashboard:

cargo run -- resources/test.jsonl

This serves the dashboard on http://0.0.0.0:9999. When running on a remote server in the (local) network, use the --external-hostname HOSTNAME parameter, to specify the address of the websocket in the served HTML.

By default, the dashboard listens on 0.0.0.0, this can be changed with the --host IP parameter.

As the testfile is not modified, the dashboard does not change its state.

Credits

This project distributes

• plotly.js for the graph generation, licensed under MIT License, Copyright (c) 2021 Plotly, Inc
• milligram.css as simple CSS Framework, licensed under MIT License, Copyright (c) CJ Patoilo [email protected]

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