Rode0Day

@Toizi When I cloned the repo onto my Ubuntu 18.04 machine, your inputs weren’t causing it to crash. We include stdio.h to make some of our internal logging work- when I added that it did crash, not sure why. I couldn’t reproduce the crash on master branch though.

@Rode0day Oh that's pretty cool. Thanks for checking. Can you please elaborate on the "-include stdio.h" part? When I cloned file 5.38 and just compiled it, it crashed with the input but I guess it was enabled on my platform then?

Our next bug-finding rode0 will kick off in just under 30 minutes! To get started and prove how many bugs you can find, visit rode0day.mit.edu

@Toizi Things look okay on our end for that challenge- you appear to have found an unintented bug! Up to file 5.38, if you compile with -include stdio.h, your inputs cause a segfault! The real version of file doesn't include stdio everywhere so it's not quite an N-day, but maybe close!

@Rode0day Are you sure everything is working as intended with the fileB6 task? I'm getting bug_ids: [-1] on all of my submissions

@NeolexSecurity Hey, we’re a bit overwhelmed with other projects at the moment so we probably won’t be running a competition this month but we should have something ready for next month which will launch on April 1!

After a longer-than-expected hiatus for a server migration Rode0day is back! Our February competition will start as scheduled tomorrow with some new buggy programs, made just for your enjoyment. Good luck, bug-finders!

@microsvuln Sorry for the downtime, we had some issues while moving our servers. A new competition will be starting in just a few days

@Rode0day And where are you guys at rode0day? no challenge anymore? can't wait for more challenges, I've armed myself with new fuzzers for hunting more! :-)

We just pushed an update to the info.yaml file for October's bug-finding competition fixing incorrect paths to the jpegS4 and jqB3 challenges. Be sure to download the updated version of the corpus if you're competing!

We (@moyix, @DynaWhat, and Tim Leek) wrote an article for @securityprivacy on "The @Rode0day to Less-Buggy Programs." Check it out here - ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/88869…

Brendan @moyix just talked about Rode0day #fuzzing competition @shonanmtg. The challenge set includes many interesting targets and i think it could be a good benchmark for fuzzing evaluation.

@andreafioraldi @andrewfasano If you tested it manually with the right args, then it’s probably not a bug in simple CRS or your fork. Let me know how your testing goes!

@andrewfasano @Rode0day I'm not at home atm, later i will also try to send the crash using original simple-crs and I will also debug a bit to see if it is a lava bug. Unfortunately, if it isn't a lava bug the testcase may not trigger the same buggy code in the original binary.

I've just started @Rode0day to test AFL++ CompareCoverage + MOpt (rode0day.mit.edu/profile/malwei…). I spotted a bug in my NeverZero implementation in AFL++ while doing the setup :) Only 2 of the 4 binaries can run in QEMU out-of-the-box. Does anyone else want to compete? I feel alone.

During the 19.07 Rode0day, @DynaWhat rediscovered CVE-2019-8905 as a part of his 1.9 billion executions of file with AFL!

In the 19.07 Rode0day we tried something a bit different. Instead of only injecting bugs that we had answers to, we injected trivial bugs in functions we were unable to get coverage of. Using the inputs teams sent us, we can now inject bugs into new parts of these targets!

Our latest bug-finding rode0 has begun! Good luck bug-finders rode0day.mit.edu/results

It's been one year since we launched our continuous bug-finding competition, @Rode0day! We've spent the past year learning all we can about bugs and bug-finding and tomorrow morning, I'll be presenting some of what we've found at #woot19 usenix.org/conference/woo…

There are still many undiscovered bugs in this month's bug-finding rodeo so we've pushed back the end date. Good luck bug-finders!

Our July Rode0day featuring buggy versions of sqlite, libjpeg, file, jq, and tinyexpr has begun! Our bugs this month are a bit different from usual. Think you can find them? Join the competition at rode0day.mit.edu

It's time to dust off your bug-finding systems- July's rode0day will launch tomorrow at 1700 UTC! The competition will feature some high quality bugs made just for your enjoyment.

@MurmusCTF It will probably start next Wednesday and run for 2 weeks so we can get back on our regular schedule.

@Rode0day Is there a timeline for the July release yet?

Interested in joining our next bug-finding rodeo but don't know where to start? Check out this excellent video series from @MurmusCTF showing how to compete using AFL! youtube.com/watch?v=-uCnP6…

And @MurmusCTF is now running a competition to triage some of his libjpeg crashes and write exploits for them. We're pretty sure many of these bugs are exploitable, so give it a try- github.com/murmus/Rode0Tr…. There are even prizes!