Run fuzzing within Docker. Currently we have incorporated 37 usable fuzzing tools.
This repo is part of UNIFUZZ. The corresponding paper will appear on USENIX Security 2021. Paper PDF
For citing this paper:
@inproceedings{unifuzz-li,
title={{UNIFUZZ}: A Holistic and Pragmatic Metrics-Driven Platform for Evaluating Fuzzers},
author={Li, Yuwei and Ji, Shouling and Chen, Yuan and Liang, Sizhuang and Lee, Wei-Han and Chen, Yueyao and Lyu, Chenyang and Wu, Chunming and Beyah, Raheem and Cheng, Peng and Lu, Kangjie and Wang, Ting},
booktitle={Proceedings of the 30th {USENIX} Security Symposium},
year={2021},
}
We are willing to accept pull requests for new fuzzers! Please follow these instructions:
- Edit the above table to include your fuzzer name, DockerHub link, and type information.
- In your DockerHub README, provide guidance for using your fuzzer, detailed steps are appreciated (you can follow the guidance template of AFL).
- Provide Dockerfile for building the fuzzer.
- If your fuzzer requires customized compilation steps rather than just AFL-instrumentation, please also implement unibench_build Dockerfile for building 20 unibench programs, so that your fuzzer can be directly used for evaluation.