History

* update pyo3 to latest version

* add python bindings to workspace

* make pyo3 stuff dependent of workspace again

* adapt implementation for the newest version of pyo3

2024-11-27 19:01:31 +01:00

libafl_qemu_build

Fix tui monitor for example fuzzers (#2699 )

2024-11-16 08:28:11 +01:00

libafl_qemu_sys

Update pyo3 to version 0.23.2 (#2732 )

2024-11-27 19:01:31 +01:00

libqasan

Check markdown links validity in CI (#2495 )

2024-08-22 18:15:15 -05:00

runtime

fix error '#' is not followed by a macro parameter (#2678 )

2024-11-11 19:43:27 +01:00

src

Update pyo3 to version 0.23.2 (#2732 )

2024-11-27 19:01:31 +01:00

build_linux.rs

libafl_qemu: Add RISCV support (#2367 )

2024-10-30 10:33:03 +01:00

build.rs

Avoid using feature flags and env variable to set the same parameter pt.1 emulation_mode (#2512 )

2024-10-25 15:16:55 +02:00

Cargo.toml

Update pyo3 to version 0.23.2 (#2732 )

2024-11-27 19:01:31 +01:00

README.md

LibAFL QEMU fix Doc-tests (#2354 )

2024-07-01 14:29:33 +02:00

README.md

LibAFL QEMU

LibAFL QEMU is a fuzzing-oriented emulation library that wraps QEMU with a rich API in Rust.

It comes in two variants, usermode to fuzz Linux ELFs userspace binaries and systemmode, to fuzz arbitrary operating systems with QEMU TCG.

Cite

If you use LibAFL QEMU for your academic work, consider citing the follwing paper:

@InProceedings{libaflqemu:bar24,
  title        = {{LibAFL QEMU: A Library for Fuzzing-oriented Emulation}},
  author       = {Romain Malmain and Andrea Fioraldi and Aurélien Francillon},
  year         = {2024},
  series       = {BAR 24},
  month        = {March},
  booktitle    = {Workshop on Binary Analysis Research (colocated with NDSS Symposium)},
  location     = {San Diego (USA)},
  keywords     = {fuzzing, emulation},
}