Documentation is available here

Cricket is a project to act as a distributed fuzzing harness, managing fuzzers across a network. Currently AFL (http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/afl/) is supported.

AFL is wrapped in a Fuzzer trait, so any other fuzzer that implements the trait will be compatible, allowing for different types of fuzzers to interact and share their corpora.

On the server side there is a FuzzerView trait, implemented by an AFLView struct. Cricket provides a struct, Network, that can manage these views of the fuzzers across a network.

As the 'master.rs' and 'worker.rs' files will demonstrate, Cricket provides enough capabilities to handle basic distributed fuzzing. One can create their network structure, command the fuzzers to begin work, and repeatedly collect stats on the fuzzers success. I've tested this on ec2 instances myself, and it worked quite well.

See issues for future development.