Note: Before version 1.0.0, every release may contain breaking changes.
- Breaking change: Autofuzz API methods (
consume
andautofuzz
) have moved from theJazzer
class to the dedicatedAutofuzz
class - Major feature: Added JUnit 5 integration for fuzzing and regression tests using the
@FuzzTest
annotation (available ascom.code-intelligence:jazzer-junit
) - Feature: Added sanitizer for SQL injections
- Feature: Hooks can be selectively disabled by specifying their full class name using the new
--disabled_hooks
flag - Fix: Remove memory leaks in native code
- Fix: Don't instrument internal Azul JDK classes
- Fix: Classes with local variable annotations are now instrumented without errors
This release also includes smaller improvements and bugfixes, as well as a major refactoring and Java rewrite of native components.
- Feature: Add sanitizer for context lookups
- Feature: Add sanitizer for OS command injection
- Feature: Add sanitizer for regex injection
- Feature: Add sanitizer for LDAP injections
- Feature: Add sanitizer for arbitrary class loading
- Feature: Guide fuzzer to generate proper map lookups keys
- Feature: Generate standalone Java reproducers for autofuzz
- Feature: Hooks targeting interfaces and abstract classes hook all implementations
- Feature: Enable multiple BEFORE and AFTER hooks for the same target
- Feature: Greatly improve performance of coverage instrumentation
- Feature: Improve performance of interactions between Jazzer and libFuzzer
- Feature: Export JaCoCo coverage dump using
--coverage_dump
flag - Feature: Honor
JAVA_OPTS
- API: Add
exploreState
to help the fuzzer maximize state coverage - API: Provide
additionalClassesToHook
field inMethodHook
annotation to hook dependent classes - Fix: Synchronize coverage ID generation
- Fix: Support REPLACE hooks for constructors
- Fix: Do not apply REPLACE hooks in Java 6 class files
This release also includes smaller improvements and bugfixes.
- Breaking change: Use OS-specific classpath separator to split jvm_args
- Feature: Add support to "autofuzz" targets without the need to manually write fuzz targets
- Feature: Add macOS and Windows support
- Feature: Add option to generate coverage report
- Feature: Support multiple hook annotations per hook method
- Feature: Support hooking internal classes
- Feature: Add sanitizer for insecure deserialization
- Feature: Add sanitizer for arbitrary reflective calls
- Feature: Add sanitizer for expression language injection
- Feature: Provide Jazzer and Jazzer Autofuzz docker images
- Feature: Add a stand-alone replayer to reproduce findings
- API: Add
reportFindingFromHook(Throwable finding)
to report findings from hooks - API: Add
guideTowardsEquality(String current, String target, int id)
andguideTowardsContainment(String haystack, String needle, int id)
to guide the fuzzer to generate more useful inputs - API: Add
consume(FuzzedDataProvider data, Class<T> type)
to create an object instance of the given type from the fuzzer input - API: Add multiple
autofuzz()
methods to invoke given functions with arguments automatically created from the fuzzer input - Fixed: Prevent dependency version conflicts in fuzzed application by shading internal dependencies
- Fixed: Make initialized
this
object available to<init>
AFTER hooks - Fixed: Allow instrumented classes loaded by custom class loaders to find Jazzer internals
This release also includes smaller improvements and bugfixes.
- Breaking change: The static
fuzzerTestOneInput
method in a fuzz target now has to returnvoid
instead ofboolean
. Fuzz targets that previously returnedtrue
should now throw an exception or useassert
. - Fixed:
jazzer
wrapper can findjazzer_driver
even if not in the working directory - Fixed: Switch instrumentation no longer causes an out-of-bounds read in the driver
- Feature:
assert
can be used in fuzz targets - Feature: Coverage is now collision-free and more fine-grained (based on JaCoCo)
- API: Added
pickValue(Collection c)
andconsumeChar(char min, char max)
toFuzzedDataProvider
- API: Added
FuzzerSecurityIssue*
exceptions to allow specifying the severity of findings
- Initial release