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Comment #42183867
Very interesting, this will really change the dynamics of bug bounty and webapp security more broadly
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Comment #39905769
This is interesting, but do you think this would have aroused enough suspicion to find the backdoor (after every Ubuntu user was owned by it)? I don't see why this is the case. It …
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Comment #39898865
I work on oss-fuzz. I don't think it's plausible OSS-Fuzz could have found this. The backdoor required a build configuration that was not used in OSS-Fuzz. I'm guessing "Jia Tan" k…
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Comment #39868391
That's what people are saying though I haven't had the chance to look into this myself. Fuzzing isn't really the best tool for catching bugs the maintainer intentionally inserted t…
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Comment #39867772
>Woha, is this legit or some sort of scam on Google in some way?: I work on OSS-Fuzz. As far as I can tell, the author's PRs do not compromise OSS-Fuzz in any way. OSS-Fuzz doesn't…
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Comment #34629818
No projects yet, but I bet we'll have some by next week.
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Comment #21815405
I don't think we have plans to build this for now. I find it a really cool idea, but for now, running fuzzers natively on Google Cloud with ClusterFuzz ( https://github.com/google/…
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Comment #21815335
Right I think WASM offers some nice advantages over native for distributed fuzzing. It's also worth pointing out that Mozilla made a (non-WASM) distributed fuzzing project, virgo: …
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Comment #21815310
I haven't done a comprehensive study of this but in general I find that fuzzing programs in different environments (e.g. CPU architectures, OSes) tends to find some bugs that won't…
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Comment #19108999
It uses AFL. ClusterFuzz is infrastructure for running fuzzers, so we use it to run AFL, libFuzzer, and other domain specific fuzzers we've written. Using it to run AFL gives us a …
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Comment #19108778
The other possibility for completely on-prem use right now is running it using the dev server: https://google.github.io/clusterfuzz/getting-started/local-i...
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Comment #19108690
Thanks Tanin!
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Comment #19108417
Great post Guido! Guido's bignum fuzzer which tests the correctness of math operations in crypto libraries is one of the most interesting fuzzers we run on ClusterFuzz.
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Comment #19107712
We would like to support this use case. For now, you can actually do the fuzzing on prem while communicating with app engine. We do this for our OS X bots since GCE doesn't offer O…
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Comment #19107256
There are tools for fuzzing go: https://github.com/dvyukov/go-fuzz But I think the kinds of bugs found by fuzzing aren't generally security issues in go (I don't know much about go…
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Comment #19107225
+1 I can speak a little bit about what motivated us. We saw from OSS-Fuzz ( https://github.com/google/oss-fuzz ) that this sort of thing could be widely useful and wanted non-open …
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Comment #19107048
I don't think so. But solidity was recently added to OSS-Fuzz: https://github.com/google/oss-fuzz/tree/master/projects/soli...
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Comment #19107015
>So before I go too much further, would it be possible to use this for web apps or unity games? Web apps, almost certainly no. ClusterFuzz (and fuzzing generally) is most useful fo…
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Comment #19106901
btw, ClusterFuzz, the infrastructure behind OSS-Fuzz was open sourced today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19106771
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Comment #19106876
I work on this. Happy to answer questions if people have any.