7 NOT NOT 4 NOT 2 NOT NOT 1 is a valid expression ००० is a number that gets parsed into the decimal value 65130 A < 1 MiB icon file can get compiled into 127 TiB of data The above is just a small sampling of a few of the strange behaviors of the Windows RC compiler (rc.exe). All of the above bugs/quirks, and many, many more, will be detailed and explained (to the best of my ability) in this post.
By Shaun Mirani Near the end of 2022, Trail of Bits was hired by the Open Source Technology Improvement Fund (OSTIF) to perform a security assessment of the cURL file transfer command-line utility and its library, libcurl. The scope of our engagement included a code review, a threat model, and the subject of this blog post: an engineering effort to analyze and improve cURL’s fuzzing code. We’ll di
I recently stumbled upon this screenshot while researching social media on the train. Of course, it was followed by a cascade of spiteful comments, criticizing this fresh programmer’s attempt to solve a classical problem in computer science. The modulus operation. Now, in a world where AI is replacing programmers by the minute, taking their jobs and revolutionizing the way we think about code, may
Fuzzing Farm #4: 0-dayエクスプロイトの開発 [CVE-2022-24834]
著者：Dronex, ptr-yudai はじめに この記事は、Fuzzing Farmシリーズ全4章のパート4で、パート3の記事「Fuzzing Farm #3: パッチ解析とPoC開発」の続きです。 Fuzzing Farmチームでは、前回の記事で紹介したように、1-dayエクスプロイトだけでなく0-dayエクスプロイトの開発にも取り組んでいます。Fuzzing Farmシリーズ最終章では、弊社エンジニアが発見した0-dayと、そのエクスプロイト開発について解説します。 我々は1年以上前の2022年4月の段階で、CVE-2022-24834に該当するRedisの脆弱性を発見し、RCE（Remote Code Execution; 任意コマンド実行）エクスプロイトの開発を完了していました。ベンダ側も修正を急いでくれましたが、利用者側の対応に時間を要したため、前回パート3の記事から今回の投
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bridging fuzzing and property testing — 2023-07-10 fuzzing vs property testing structured inputs heckcheck: property testing using arbitrary automated testing strategies conclusion It's been over three years since Fitzgen published: "Announcing Better Support for Fuzzing with Structured Inputs in Rust", and a little over two years since arbitrary 1.0 was released. A few years agoI wrote a property
If you’re a Haskell developer, it’s likely you’re already familiar with the concept of property-based testing, and have first hand experience with a framework like QuickCheck or hedgehog. You might also have heard of the term “fuzzing” in various places, and it sounds just like what we’ve already been doing for so long, right? Just generate a bunch of random test inputs, in the hope of exposing an
In this blog post I want to describe a recent bug finding technique that I've added to the PyPy JIT testing infrastructure. This technique uses the Z3 theorem prover to find bugs in the optimizer of PyPy's JIT, in particular its integer operation optimizations. The approach is based on things I have learned from John Regehr's blog (this post is a good first one to read), Twitter, and on his (et al
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