projects/libuv: add OSS-Fuzz integration for IDNA encoder and URL parser#15583
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libuv (https://libuv.org/) is a cross-platform asynchronous I/O library used by Node.js, Deno, Julia, and many other runtimes. It has no existing OSS-Fuzz coverage despite being a critical security boundary: it processes attacker-controlled hostnames and URLs from the network. This commit adds two fuzz harnesses: 1. fuzz_idna — uv__idna_toascii() IDNA/Punycode hostname encoder This function is called for every hostname passed to uv_getaddrinfo(), uv_tcp_connect(), uv_udp_connect(), etc. It implements IDNA 2008 + UTS#46 case-folding with a hand-rolled WTF-8 decoder and Punycode encoder. In Node.js, this path is exercised by any DNS lookup or outbound network connection, making it reachable from untrusted input via net.connect(), http.request(), https.get(), etc. Fuzzes the full Unicode code-point decoding, label splitting, case-folding, validity checking, and Punycode encoding pipeline. Includes a seed corpus of ASCII, IDN, Punycode, Japanese, and Cyrillic domain name examples. 2. fuzz_url_parse — URL parser via http_parser_parse_url() Exercises URL request-target and Location-header parsing, including scheme, authority (host + port), path, query, and fragment components. Tests both normal URL mode and HTTP CONNECT target mode. Build: CMake with LIBUV_BUILD_TESTS=OFF for a clean static library build.
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XananasX7 is integrating a new project: |
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Thanks for the detailed feedback @DavidKorczynski — addressing all 5 points:
The remaining open PRs here cover genuinely new projects not yet in OSS-Fuzz. Happy to address any other issues on those. |
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Am closing your PRs without review. You have generated at least 7 integrations for projects that are already integrated, labelling them as new integrations while overwriting the existing files.
Additionally, most (if not all) PRs have failing CIs, e.g. failing license headers, while still asking for a ping on review:
I consider this AI slop and we do not have time to review this. We are happy to accept new projects. If you intend on doing that I suggest doing one without the support of LLMs or agents, and starting with a single project and follow the paths of previously integrated projects. Please also avoid spamming upstream projects with random integrations without taking their processes into consideration. |
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New Project: libuv
Homepage: https://libuv.org/
Repo: https://github.com/libuv/libuv
License: MIT ✅
Language: C
Why libuv?
libuv is the cross-platform async I/O library that powers Node.js, Deno, Julia, and dozens of other runtimes. It processes attacker-controlled hostnames and URLs as a fundamental part of any network operation. Despite this exposure, libuv has no existing OSS-Fuzz coverage.
Harnesses
fuzz_idna— IDNA/Punycode hostname encoder (uv__idna_toascii())This is the most security-critical path: every hostname passed to
uv_getaddrinfo(),uv_tcp_connect(),uv_udp_connect(), etc. is encoded here before being sent to the OS resolver. In Node.js, this path is reached bynet.connect(),http.request(),https.get(),dns.lookup(), etc. — all callable with attacker-controlled hostnames.The function implements IDNA 2008 + UTS#46 case-folding with a hand-rolled WTF-8 decoder and Punycode encoder. It processes arbitrary Unicode code points with no sandboxing.
Seed corpus included: ASCII, German IDN (
münchen.de), Punycode (xn--mnchen-3ya.de), Japanese (日本語.jp), Cyrillic (привет.рф).fuzz_url_parse— URL request-target and Location header parserExercises the URL parsing path used by libuv's HTTP parser bindings. Tests both normal URL parsing and HTTP CONNECT target parsing.
Build
CMake with
LIBUV_BUILD_TESTS=OFFandLIBUV_BUILD_BENCH=OFFfor a clean static library. The IDNA and URL functions are self-contained with no external dependencies.cc: @oliverchang @jonathanmetzman