Hi Paul,
Thank you for reaching out to the tinydtls community. I will try to
answer your questions below:
Paul Brostean <
pfgramer2005@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
My name is Paul Fiterau. I am part of the aSSisT research group
(https://assist-project.github.io/). Our goal is to develop techniques for finding bugs in IoT
software.
We have been testing TinyDTLS using various techniques (afl fuzzing, state fuzzing). The
version we use is:
https://github.com/contiki-ng/tinydtls
I was wondering if you could tell me about the relation between this version and the version
in the eclipse repositories:
https://github.com/eclipse/tinydtls
tinydtls is an Eclipse Incubation project (under the hood of the Eclipse
IoT track). Its official repository lives at
https://github.com/eclipse/tinydtlsI am currently not aware of the status the tinydtls version that is used
in contiki-ng has.
any bugs reported would eventually be fixed.
This is the intention. (There is some backlog, though, but the community
has also become a bit more active after the repository has been moved to
GH.)
could crash the TinyDTLS server
Some implementation decisions indeed have been made to simplify the code
but anything that could crash the server must be fixed.
So basically, what I am asking is:
1. is there any relation between the two repos, are there plans for the repos to be kept in
sync
I am not sure. I did not get much feedback from Contiki folks after the
person who did the fork has changed hist affiliation. Currently, other
embedded operating systems seem to have more traction.