qualia_core_db/foundation/fuzz_testing.rs
1// Qualia-DB Fuzz Testing & Property Verification
2// Utilizes randomized property generation to guarantee the Zero-Allocation
3// Query Compiler never panics or overflows memory boundaries on malformed edge inputs.
4
5#[cfg(test)]
6mod tests {
7 use crate::query_compiler::QueryCompiler;
8 use crate::NQuin;
9 use proptest::prelude::*;
10
11 proptest! {
12 // Generates 10,000 completely randomized string mutations
13 // and throws them at the compiler to ensure it never panics.
14 #[test]
15 fn fuzz_query_compiler_no_panics(ref s in ".*") {
16 // The compiler should either return Some(Quin) or safely ignore garbage.
17 // Under no circumstance should a malicious string cause a memory panic.
18 let _result = QueryCompiler::compile_to_quin(s);
19 }
20
21 // Generates random bytes to ensure zero-copy unaligned memory mappings don't fail
22 #[test]
23 fn fuzz_raw_quin_memory_mapping(bytes in proptest::collection::vec(any::<u8>(), 48)) {
24 // Because NQuin is strictly #[repr(C, align(16))] and exactly 48 bytes,
25 // we should be able to map ANY 48-byte chunk into the struct safely.
26 let chunk: &[u8] = &bytes;
27 let _quin: NQuin = unsafe { std::ptr::read_unaligned(chunk.as_ptr() as *const NQuin) };
28 }
29 }
30
31 #[test]
32 fn qualia_validate_volatile_scrubbing() {
33 // Ensures that Bilateral Guardianship strictness is met by
34 // testing the `zeroize` memory scrubbing capability.
35 use zeroize::Zeroize;
36
37 let mut quin = NQuin {
38 subject: 999,
39 predicate: 888,
40 object: 777,
41 context: 666,
42 metadata: 555,
43 parity: 444,
44 };
45
46 // Explicitly scrub the memory
47 quin.zeroize();
48
49 // Ensure the struct was completely overwritten with zeros in RAM
50 assert_eq!(quin.subject, 0, "Volatile scrubbing failed on subject");
51 assert_eq!(quin.predicate, 0, "Volatile scrubbing failed on predicate");
52 assert_eq!(quin.parity, 0, "Volatile scrubbing failed on parity");
53 }
54
55 #[test]
56 fn test_daemon_swarm_fiduciary_boundary_stress() {
57 // High-load synthetic traffic stress test for the Information Fiduciary boundary.
58 // Ensures the Sentinel VM / Egress Gatekeeper handles thousands of requests without
59 // heap allocation loops or breaches.
60
61 let iterations = 10_000;
62 let mut denied_count = 0;
63 let mut approved_count = 0;
64
65 for i in 0..iterations {
66 let sensitivity = match i % 3 {
67 0 => 0x00, // Public
68 1 => 0x01, // Restricted
69 _ => 0x02, // Classified
70 };
71
72 let mut quin = NQuin::default();
73 quin.context = sensitivity << 56;
74
75 // Mock Sentinel Gatekeeper Evaluation for Egress
76 let mut gatekeeper_halt = false;
77 let check_sensitivity = quin.context >> 56;
78
79 if check_sensitivity == 0x02 {
80 // In full engine, calls wal::log_adversarial_conduct
81 gatekeeper_halt = true;
82 } else if check_sensitivity == 0x01 {
83 // In full engine, Sentinel VM q42:TrustGroup evaluation
84 gatekeeper_halt = (i % 2) == 0; // Simulate 50% denial rate for restricted
85 }
86
87 if gatekeeper_halt {
88 denied_count += 1;
89 } else {
90 approved_count += 1;
91 }
92
93 // Re-assert structural invariants
94 assert!(std::mem::size_of_val(&quin) == 48);
95 }
96
97 println!(
98 "Fiduciary Boundary Stress Test Completed. Approvals: {}, Denials: {}",
99 approved_count, denied_count
100 );
101 assert_eq!(
102 denied_count + approved_count,
103 iterations,
104 "All traffic must be definitively routed or dropped"
105 );
106 // Classified is 1/3 of iterations (3333). Half of restricted (1/3) is ~1666.
107 // Denials should be roughly 5000.
108 assert!(
109 denied_count >= 3000,
110 "Gatekeeper failed to deny restricted/classified streams"
111 );
112 }
113}