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MerCuriuzz: Identifying Logical Vulnerabilities in QUIC Implementations
MerCuriuzz: a novel black-box fuzzing framework designed to automatically uncover logical vulnerabilities in QUIC implementations
Publishes the MerCuriuzz artifact for testing logical failures in QUIC implementations. The method combines segmented interaction mutation, semantic differences and resource-use oracles to expose CPU, memory and availability failures that ordinary crash detection can miss. The accompanying record identifies the initial public2025 release.
Record
- Document
- MerCuriuzz: a novel black-box fuzzing framework designed to automatically uncover logical vulnerabilities in QUIC implementations
- Researcher
- Kaihua Wang
- Published by
- Zenodo
- Topic
- HTTP
In the archive
Related sources
- Identifying Logical Vulnerabilities in QUIC Implementations Whitepaper
- MerCuriuzz usage and artifact code
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