Add Undici fuzzing integration#15453
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I also opened an upstream Undici issue asking maintainers to confirm the OSS-Fuzz contact and leave an LGTM if the integration looks good from their side: nodejs/undici#5154 |
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This adds an initial OSS-Fuzz integration for Undici, the HTTP client used by Node.js.
The integration uses the JavaScript/Jazzer.js OSS-Fuzz setup and adds three fuzz targets covering:
Headers,Request, andResponseconstruction and header mutationundici.requestwith aMockAgent, so fuzzing does not make network callsfetchwithFormDataand a mocked response pathA couple of notes about the setup:
v6.xbranch for now. Current Undici releases require a newer Node.js runtime than the OSS-Fuzz JavaScript base image provides.primary_contactis set to[email protected], matching the existing Node.js OSS-Fuzz project contact.I verified this locally with: