The Rust ecosystem has a team that tries to fuzz as many crates (rust packages) as possible [1].

Unlike C/C++ and like Python, fuzzing Rust code is not really about finding memory bugs but more about finding logical errors [2].

To do this, a project has been set up with 83 (so far) targets fuzzing the public API of 48 (so far) important crates [3].

All those targets can be fuzzed using any of the three major native code feedback-based fuzzers (AFL, LibFuzzer, and Honggfuzz).

[1] https://github.com/rust-fuzz/targets

[2] see the trophy case: https://github.com/rust-fuzz/trophy-case

[3] https://github.com/rust-fuzz/targets/blob/master/common/src/...

Disclaimer: I'm a member of this team and the author of the honggfuzz crate that makes honggfuzz work with Rust code.