I am willing to adopt the crashme package as soon as I can figure out how to
get hooked into the Debian management systems required to do so.
There is also an upstream release available that significantly changes
the behavior on 64-bit systems from the trivial to non-trivial.
Trivial (all badboy operations are signal 11 segmentation violation)
gjc@ubuntu1:~$ /usr/bin/crashme +1000 1000 100 00:00:30 2
Crashme: (c) Copyright 1990-1994 George J. Carrette
Version: 2.4 20-MAY-1994
crashme +1000 1000 100 00:00:30 2
Subprocess run for 30 seconds (0 00:00:30)
Time limit reached after run 4681
Test complete, total real time: 30 seconds (0 00:00:30)
exit status ... number of cases
0 ... 4681
Non-trivial: (random bytes are actually executed as machine code)
gjc@ubuntu1:~$ ./src/crashme/crashme +1000 1000 100 00:00:30 2
Crashme: (c) Copyright 1990-2012 George J. Carrette
Version: 2.7 4-APR-2014
>From http://alum.mit.edu/www/gjc/crashme.html
crashme +1000 1000 100 00:00:30 2
Subprocess run for 30 seconds (0 00:00:30)
CRASHPRNG 1 C runtime library rand.
Time limit reached after run 1253
Test complete, total real time: 33 seconds (0 00:00:33)
exit status ... number of cases
8 ... 2
7 ... 18
5 ... 33
11 ... 1200
Number of distinct cases = 4
