# Binary LLSD malformed seed corpus

`malformed.hex` contains one named, hex-encoded input per line. The native
Binary LLSD unit test covers the same cases directly, so corpus drift is caught
without requiring a fuzzing tool in the normal workspace. A fuzz runner should
decode each even-length hex payload to raw bytes before mutation.

The seeds cover empty/truncated scalar payloads, unknown markers, negative and
oversized lengths, missing array/map/key terminators, non-finite dates, and
excessive nesting. There are currently no upstream translated malformed Binary
LLSD cases beyond these issue-owned hardening cases.
