Catena cyber writes:
> Hi Alex,
>
> I am not asking for any specific action.
> I just wanted to let you know about this fuzzing work of mine, in case that
> proves helpful to qemu.
> Have you been fuzzing qemu ? And more specifically the code for the
> different architectures arm, sparc, etc…
Hi Alex,
I am not asking for any specific action.
I just wanted to let you know about this fuzzing work of mine, in case that
proves helpful to qemu.
Have you been fuzzing qemu ? And more specifically the code for the different
architectures arm, sparc, etc…
Take care,
Philippe
> Le 25 sept.
Catena cyber writes:
> Hi qemu people,
>
> My name is Philippe Antoine.
> I am writing here after Stefan has asked me to.
>
> I have been integrating some projects with oss-fuzz.
> And The latest is unicorn-engine, which is based on some version of the code
> from qemu.
>
> You can take a
Hi qemu people,
My name is Philippe Antoine.
I am writing here after Stefan has asked me to.
I have been integrating some projects with oss-fuzz.
And The latest is unicorn-engine, which is based on some version of the code
from qemu.
You can take a look at
I wanted to share this idea about fuzzing event loops:
https://blog.acolyer.org/2017/06/09/node-fz-fuzzing-the-server-side-event-driven-architecture/
The idea is to expose ordering dependencies and atomicity bugs in
event loop callbacks/coroutines by randomly shuffling the order in
which fd
