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Remove the blanket || true that swallowed import errors, libFuzzer crash exits, and hangs alike; route crash reproducers to tests/fuzzing/artifacts/ via -artifact_prefix and upload them on failure (the old gate inspected tests/fuzzing/corpus/, which nothing ever wrote to); fail the job when the fuzz_*.py glob matches nothing. Same shape as the Extended Fuzzing fix merged in #251 (LAB-1136). scripts/fuzz-python.sh gets the identical contract so 'make fuzz-quick' stops lying locally.
Root cause of the audit's 'zero fuzzing while green' finding (LAB-2528 Finding 1): atheris.instrument_imports() instrumented pydantic, whose instrumented bytecode segfaults CPython 3.11 in _decorators.merge_seqs during pydantic_settings CLI-provider model construction (imported transitively via cachekit.hiredis_compat). SIGSEGV during startup, before one fuzz iteration — swallowed by the workflow's || true every night. Fix: pre-import pydantic/pydantic_settings outside the instrumentation block; we fuzz cachekit's code, not third-party bytecode. The targets had also rotted against APIs deleted while they were dead: cachekit.serializers.raw.RawSerializer and decorators.main.redis_cache no longer exist, and EncryptionWrapper moved tenant_id to the constructor and grew mandatory cache_key AAD binding. Rewritten against the live API, same intent, stronger asserts (AAD wrong-key and cross-tenant decrypt must fail authentication). Verified locally: all three run clean 15 s (2.9M / 278k / 312k execs), and a deliberate crash drops its reproducer in tests/fuzzing/artifacts/ with a non-zero exit.
Panel verdict FIX-FIRST; all accepted findings applied: - decorator target: bound L1 (max_size_mb=8) — default 100MB accounted budget reaches ~1.5GB real RSS over 600s (per-entry overhead uncounted), within 25% of libFuzzer's rss_limit_mb=2048 OOM kill; comments corrected to stop claiming serialization coverage L1-only mode doesn't run - all targets: pre-import shield broadened from pydantic-only to the full third-party set (numpy/pandas/pyarrow/redis/msgpack/xxhash/prometheus) — instrumented third-party bytecode is the proven startup-SIGSEGV class, one dep bump from a permanent-red nightly - encryption target: cross-tenant check now FORGES metadata (tenant_id + key_fingerprint) so it must die at the AES-GCM layer, not the unauthenticated metadata string compare - fuzz-python.sh: atheris probe used PATH python while targets run under uv — on Linux without an active venv it soft-skipped green having fuzzed nothing; now only Darwin soft-skips, everything else runs and fails loudly - both loops: timeout -k 30s (libFuzzer traps SIGTERM) + libFuzzer -timeout=60 per-input watchdog so a hang leaves a timeout-* reproducer - artifact retention 30d -> 7d (public repo: reproducer = ready-made PoC) - rename fuzz_raw_serializer.py -> fuzz_byte_storage.py (RawSerializer no longer exists); delete dead tests/fuzzing/corpus/ (nothing writes or reads it) Rejected (with reasons in PR): consolidating the CI loop into the script (AC pins 3.11 inline; LAB-1136 precedent is inline), trimming the tombstone comment (load-bearing per pragmatism review).
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Per-target iteration counts from the positive control (run 33335782735) — each target ran its full 600 s budget: For contrast, the last nightly before this fix (run 33277738921) spent ~41 s total on the same step and executed zero fuzz iterations — every target segfaulted during Atheris import-instrumentation and |
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…I (LAB-1140) Two things stood between this PR and an honestly-green CI. 1. The fuzz oracles were `assert`, which the peephole optimiser strips under -O / PYTHONOPTIMIZE. A target run that way explores millions of inputs, verifies nothing, and reports no crashes — the same "green means nothing" failure this PR exists to remove, just reached by a different route. All six oracles across the three targets now raise AssertionError explicitly, so the type Atheris classifies and the artifact signature are unchanged while the check itself is no longer optional. Kody flagged only fuzz_byte_storage.py; the other two carried the identical latent fault and are already in this PR's diff, so fixing one and leaving two would have been a band-aid. Note the encryption target had already reached this conclusion for its AAD-binding and tenant-isolation oracles, which raise RuntimeError — the remaining asserts were the inconsistency. ruff's tests/** per-file-ignore of S101 is not evidence against this: it exists because pytest is built on assert, rewrites assertions, and never runs under -O. These targets are standalone scripts invoked as `uv run python <target>`, where neither of those protections applies. 2. pip-audit reds the PR on PYSEC-2026-3721 — pip 26.1.2 mishandles doubly-encoded index URLs and can write outside the target directory when installing from a malicious index. Bumped the existing dev-only constraint-dependencies pin to pip>=26.2 (the mechanism and comment style already in place for urllib3/h2/werkzeug) and relocked. Verified against pip-audit directly: clean at 26.2. Verified: byte_storage target runs 9.5M iterations clean, and again under -O; ruff check and ruff format clean on tests/fuzzing/.
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Expert-panel finding (craftsman, high stakes): the assert->raise rewrite is a deliberate deviation from this repo's own convention — pyproject.toml grants S101 to tests/** precisely so tests may assert freely — and a deviation with no stated reason gets "cleaned up" back to a one-line assert, at which point the oracle silently becomes strippable again and the fuzz job goes back to lying. One comment per target names the reason. The encryption target's comment also points at the AAD-binding and tenant-isolation oracles directly below it, which already raise — so the file reads as one consistent rule rather than two conventions.
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Expert panel — high stakes, appliedRan the mandatory panel (bug-hunter-supreme, security-specialist, code-craftsman, catchphrase-agent) over Applied — the assert→raise rewrite is a deliberate deviation from this repo's own convention ( Security specialist, on the crypto-adjacent questions (the reason this hit the gate):
Bug-hunter specifically checked the type-coercion risk I'd flagged as the likely trap — Catchphrase defended the change rather than cutting it, which is worth recording since it's the agent whose job is to cut: under Verified after the comment change: target still runs clean (3.7M iterations), |
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…v pair (LAB-2528) (#270) * fix(ci): fail loudly on attestation lookup failure; decide the codecov pair (LAB-2528) Two of the three LAB-2528 fail-open findings. Finding 1 (the Atheris job that fuzzed nothing) is fixed under LAB-1140 in #269 and deliberately not touched here, so the two PRs cannot conflict in security-deep.yml. Finding 2 — attestation-check.yml swallowed a failed release lookup into a green skip. `2>/dev/null || echo ""` made "the gh API failed" and "this repo has no releases" the same fact: the run exited 0, wrote skip=true, and logged "No releases found, skipping" — so a week with no attestation verification at all was indistinguishable from a healthy one. The lookup now fails the step with an ::error:: annotation and only a genuinely empty release list skips, with distinct log lines for the two. github.repository moves into env: REPO, which also removes a template-expansion-into-shell site. Finding 3 — the codecov fail_ci_if_error pair, recorded as a decision rather than left at its default. coverage.xml is flipped to true: it is the only input to the project/patch statuses codecov.yml declares, and with carryforward: true on every flag a silently-dropped upload does not remove the patch status, it answers "is this PR's new code 80% covered?" with an earlier run's numbers — a green status that measured none of the diff, the same manufactured-evidence class as the two findings above. junit.xml stays false on purpose: it feeds Test Analytics only, nothing gates on it, and a Codecov outage there would redden passing CI while hiding nothing. Both rationales live in ci.yml at the point of enforcement. No fork-PR exposure — fork PRs cannot mint the OIDC token these uploads use. Evidence: the shipped step body extracted from the YAML and run under bash -e against a stubbed gh, pre-fix vs post-fix. Pre-fix on API failure: exit 0, skip=true, "No releases found, skipping". Post-fix: exit 1 with the annotation; empty list still exits 0 with skip=true; healthy path yields tag=v0.17.1, skip=false. gh's --jq null rendering checked against the real binary on repos with and without releases. actionlint passes. * fix(ci): apply expert-panel findings — draft/prerelease lookup, tag injection, fork-scoped codecov gate (LAB-2528) Four-agent panel at high stakes. Surviving findings, all applied: CRIT (introduced by the previous commit, caught by two agents independently): the in-file comment justifying `fail_ci_if_error: true` claimed fork PRs "cannot mint the OIDC token" and therefore could not be reddened. Read at the pinned SHA, the action does the opposite: `Get OIDC token` is guarded `CC_USE_OIDC == 'true' && CC_FORK != 'true'`, so on a fork it never attempts OIDC, CC_TOKEN stays empty, `Override branch for forks` sets TOKENLESS, and CC_FAIL_ON_ERROR still applies — a Codecov rate-limit would redden an outside contribution. On a repo with no branch protection that trains maintainers to merge over red CI, i.e. it degrades the gate it was meant to harden. The flag is now scoped to same-repo events, where OIDC actually authenticates, and the comment records the mechanism rather than the false premise. A comment asserting behaviour the code does not exhibit is a trust bug in its own right. MAJ (introduced): the new `exit 1` on a failed lookup fell into the `if: failure()` issue-creation step, filing a public bug issue titled "Attestation verification failed for " — empty tag, blaming attestation verification for an API outage that never reached the verify step, weekly and undeduped. Gated on `steps.release.outputs.skip == 'false'`; for a lookup failure the red run is the signal. CRIT (in scope — this diff rewrote the lookup): `gh release list --limit 1` is unfiltered. `--exclude-drafts` / `--exclude-pre-releases` are opt-in, so a draft or prerelease can win `.[0]` — verifying an RC green while the stable wheel users install goes unchecked, or failing on a wheel PyPI never got. Now selects on `isLatest` (GitHub's own newest-non-draft-non-prerelease marker), and "releases exist but none is latest" is a hard failure rather than a green skip: that was the LAB-984 shape reproduced one level down. CRIT (pre-existing, in-family so fixed here): `VER="${{ ... outputs.tag }}"` template-interpolated a release tag into the shell body. `git check-ref-format` accepts `v1.0.0$(id)` and backticked tags, and whoever can name a tag is the adversary this tripwire exists to catch — that is code execution in a job holding GH_TOKEN and issues: write, from where a `gh` shim makes the verify two lines later exit 0. TAG and REPO now arrive via env in both remaining steps; the previous commit had moved only `github.repository`, leaving the one value that is actually externally set interpolated. Two rhetorical comment sentences cut (both agents flagged them as restating the preceding line). REJECTED, with reason recorded in-file: `handle_no_reports_found: true`. It would also swallow "the report was never written" — the silent degradation finding 3 exists to remove. A second red step on an already-red job is noise; a green job that uploaded nothing is a trust bug. Evidence. The shipped lookup body is extracted from the YAML with yaml.safe_load and run under `bash -e` against a stubbed gh, five cases, all asserted: lookup failure -> exit 1; releases-but-none-latest -> exit 1; zero releases -> exit 0 skip=true; healthy -> exit 0 tag=v0.17.1; prerelease newer than stable -> picks the stable one. `isLatest`/`isDraft`/`isPrerelease` confirmed as real `--json` fields and `--exclude-*` confirmed opt-in against the installed gh. The codecov flip is backed by the step LOG (not the step conclusion, which proves nothing while the flag is false) on the last three main runs: `Get OIDC token` succeeded and "Your upload is now queued for processing" on every interpreter. actionlint passes — it caught a literal template marker inside a comment being parsed as an empty expression. Out of scope, filed as observations rather than silently widened: the verify call pins neither `--signer-workflow` nor `--source-ref` and emits no `--format json` evidence (needs checking against a real 0.17.1 attestation); only 1 of the 21 attested artifacts per release is verified; junit-unit.xml is generated and never uploaded; and the vendored codecov action proceeds after its own CLI signature check prints "Could not verify signature". * fix(ci): close the fail-open the first fix introduced; scope the failure issue to the verify step (LAB-2528) Second expert-panel pass, run because the fix for a panel's own findings is not covered by that panel. Both agents independently found the same defect, and it is the one this ticket exists to remove — reintroduced two lines below the `|| echo ""` it replaced. MAJ, fail-open (introduced in 228e904): the release-count check was written `if [ "$(jq -r 'length' <<<"$RELEASES")" -ne 0 ]`. Three faults compounding: the command substitution hides jq's exit code, `set -e` does not fire inside an `if` condition, and when `[` itself errors on non-numeric input the test evaluates FALSE — falling straight through to `skip=true` and exit 0. Reachable whenever `gh` exits 0 with empty stdout: jq on empty input exits 0 with no output, so the job reported a green "no published releases, skipping" having verified nothing. Now validated in its own statement with `jq -e 'if type == "array" then length else null end'`, so a parse error, an absent array, a JSON null and an object all land on the annotated hard failure rather than the skip path or a raw jq trace. `--limit` raised 30 -> 100 and the error now reports the actual count, so the window is diagnosable rather than an arbitrary constant that arms itself as the repo grows. MAJ, misleading alarm: `if: failure() && skip == 'false'` fixed the empty-tag case but still filed a public "Attestation verification failed for v0.17.1" issue when `setup-python` failed, or when `pip download` hit a release-day PyPI publish lag or a yank — blaming the release pipeline's attestations for something that never reached the attestation check, on the day maintainers are busiest. Now gated on the verify step's own `steps.verify.outcome`, retitled to "Attestation health check failed" (the step covers both the download and the verification), and the body sends the reader to the log to find out which. ci.yml: the fork scoping is kept, but the comment now states the residual risk it creates instead of only the risk it avoids — on a fork PR a dropped tokenless upload is silent and carryforward answers the patch question with an earlier commit's numbers. Accepted because a fork PR cannot reach the self-hosted runner without a maintainer approving the run; the real fix is a local `--cov-fail-under` floor, tracked separately rather than smuggled in here. Evidence: the harness now asserts eight cases against the step body extracted from the YAML, including the three malformed-payload cases that previously produced a green skip (empty stdout, unparseable stdout, JSON null) — all now non-zero with the annotation. actionlint passes. Deferred with reasons, not silently widened: verifying the newest release in addition to `isLatest` (a publisher can flag a malicious release prerelease and leave `isLatest` on the previous stable — a coverage gap, not a fail-open, and the same "which artifacts should the weekly check cover" question as the already-deferred 1-of-21 artifact gap); `gh issue create` dedup (pre-existing; duplicate weekly issues are noise rather than silence, and the obvious implementation wants a `|| echo 0` swallow this PR is removing). * fix(ci): resolve the latest release server-side instead of paging for it CodeRabbit, PR #270: capping the lookup at N releases means the isLatest release can fall outside the window, leaving TAG empty on a non-empty list and hard-failing a perfectly healthy repo. Raising N only moves the cliff. /releases/latest — what `gh release view` with no tag resolves — is the same newest-non-draft-non-prerelease release the isLatest flag marks, computed server-side, so there is no window for it to fall outside of. `gh release list --limit 1` keeps answering the one question that genuinely needs the listing: does this repo publish anything at all. All three outcomes preserved: lookup failure red, zero releases skip, releases-without-a-latest red. A tripwire that cries wolf is the same trust bug as one that stays silent. Refs LAB-2528 * chore(deps): bump pip constraint past PYSEC-2026-3721 Not this PR's subject — riding along because it reds every PR in the repo, including this one, and CI-green is the review gate. pip-audit flagged pip 26.1.2 itself: doubly-encoded package URLs from an index can install files to arbitrary paths on disk, wheels included. Fixed in 26.2; the [tool.uv] constraint pinned the vulnerable floor. Lock resolves to 26.2.1 and nothing else moved. Repo-wide, not branch-specific: main carries the same floor and has not run CI since 2026-08-08, which is why nobody had seen it yet. Refs LAB-2528 * docs(ci): sync the pip floor in both pip-audit rationales CodeRabbit, PR #270: the constraint moved to 26.2 but the comment still said 26.1.2. Fixed in ci.yml too, not just the file CodeRabbit named — the comment itself says to keep the two identical so they cannot drift, and fixing one half of a keep-in-sync pair is how the drift starts. Refs LAB-2528 * fix(ci): bump codecov-action to v7.0.0 so CLI signature verification can pass The pinned v5.5.3 fetches Codecov's GPG key from keybase.io/codecovsecurity, an account Codecov deleted in June 2026 (HTTP 404, "SELF-SIGNED PUBLIC KEY NOT FOUND"). Key import yields "no valid OpenPGP data", `gpg --verify` fails with "No public key", and the wrapper's exit_if_error fires. With the PR's fail_ci_if_error: true on same-repo events that is now a hard failure — the Tests (Python 3.12) job on 8ec07c3 died exactly there. On main (fail_ci_if_error: false) the same failure has been silent: the log prints "Could not verify signature" then "CLI integrity verified" and runs the unverified 10 MB binary anyway. Every green main run since the deletion did this. v7.0.0 (fb8b3582) moves the key URL to keybase.io/codecovsecops, which serves the same key (fingerprint 2703 4E7F DB85 0E0B BC2C 62FF 806B B28A ED77 9869 — the RSA key that signed the failing run's SHA256SUM). The only other change on our code path since v5.5.3 is v6.0.1's template-injection hardening (inputs hoisted into env:). The Get OIDC token fork guard the in-file comment cites is unchanged. node24, which v6+ requires, is already required by checkout@v6 in the same job. Not chosen: skip_validation (disables the check), reverting fail_ci_if_error (defeats LAB-2528), v5.5.5 (node20 compatibility line we have no need for). Refs LAB-3408, LAB-2528. * fix(ci): make the junit upload enforce the CLI signature too; tighten the pin note Expert-panel pass on 2ffb843 (bug-hunter-supreme and security-specialist, independently): fail_ci_if_error is not just "redden CI on upload error", it is the wrapper's signature-enforcement switch. exit_if_error only exits when CC_FAIL_ON_ERROR=true; with false a failed `gpg --verify` falls through to a same-origin SHA256SUM check, prints "CLI integrity verified", chmods and executes the downloaded binary with the OIDC token in env. The junit step's hard-coded false therefore kept the exact fail-open 2ffb843's own comment describes, two lines below it, and its "hiding nothing" rationale was wrong. The step now sets fail_ci_if_error: true and carries the PR's recorded "a Test Analytics outage must not redden CI" decision in step-level continue-on-error: true instead: the wrapper stops before exec, the step is marked failed-and-continued, the job stays green. Same observable CI outcome on an outage; no unverified execution. Pin note reworded per the panel: dropped the v5.5.5/v6.0.2 parenthetical (v6.0.2 is this very commit; v5.5.5 is the node20 line without v6.0.1's hardening, an in-file licence to downgrade), fixed "every earlier release" (false by version order), gave it its own paragraph, and named the accepted fail-closed: a keybase.io outage now fails same-repo CI red rather than running an unverified binary. Not changed: the coverage step's same-repo scoping. On a fork PR it still runs tokenless with fail_ci_if_error false, so the same unverified-binary path exists there; that is gated by a maintainer approving the run on the self-hosted runner and is the PR author's recorded design. Flagged on LAB-3408 for the owner rather than rewritten here. Refs LAB-3408, LAB-2528. * docs(ci): record the fork-PR signature residual; scope the no-reports rationale Second expert-panel pass on ade459d, comment accuracy only, no behaviour change: - The ACCEPTED RESIDUAL RISK paragraph named only the silent tokenless drop on fork PRs. It now also names that the wrapper's CLI signature check is unenforced there (fail_ci_if_error is its switch), and states why that is accepted: a tampered cli.codecov.io binary cannot target fork runs selectively, so it hits same-repo runs first, where the step fails closed. "A human is already in that loop" was dropped: maintainer approval vets the PR's code, not Codecov's CDN. - The handle_no_reports_found paragraph claimed "a green job that uploaded nothing is a trust bug" for both uploads, while the junit paragraph above it now deliberately accepts a green job on an outage. Scoped to coverage.xml; on junit.xml the default keeps the failed step visible as an annotation. Refs LAB-3408, LAB-2528. * docs(ci): record why continue-on-error on the junit upload is visibility-only Kody read the junit step's `continue-on-error: true` as defeating the `fail_ci_if_error: true` signature guarantee and proposed flipping the latter to false. Checked against dist/codecov.sh at the pinned SHA, that proposal reopens the exact hole ade459d closed, and the reading conflates "the job goes red" with "the wrapper refuses to execute". Comment only, no behaviour change; it records the two facts the next reader would otherwise have to re-derive from the wrapper: - continue-on-error is job-level and cannot reach inside the step. With CC_FAIL_ON_ERROR=true, exit_if_error exits at the failed gpg --verify (:133), before chmod +x (:142) and before the CLI runs (:268). A bad signature here runs no downloaded code; only the red X is downgraded to an annotation. - The coverage step above is the integrity canary for same-repo events: same action SHA, same `latest` CLI, same keybase key and SHA256SUM, hard-fail, and it runs first. A signature that cannot pass reddens the job there. No integrity-only failure signal exists to build a separate check on: every error class shares exit 1, the action declares no outputs, and a later step cannot read an earlier step's log. Refs LAB-3408, LAB-2528. --------- Co-authored-by: Winston <winston@27b.io> Co-authored-by: Mark S <ray@insighttimer.com>
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Problem (LAB-1140 + LAB-2528 Finding 1)
The nightly
atheris-fuzzingjob insecurity-deep.ymlcould not fail, and had never fuzzed anything:|| true— import errors, libFuzzer crash exits, andtimeoutexit 124 were all swallowed.-artifact_prefix, so libFuzzer wrotecrash-*to the repo root while the "Report fuzzing results" gate inspectedtests/fuzzing/corpus/, a directory nothing ever wrote to (its only content was a.gitignore).[ -f ]guard skipped the loop body silently.atheris.instrument_imports()instrumented pydantic, whose instrumented bytecode segfaults CPython 3.11 in_decorators.merge_seqsduringpydantic_settings' CLI-provider model construction (imported transitively viacachekit.hiredis_compat). SIGSEGV → no traceback → eaten by|| true. The targets had also rotted against deleted APIs while dead (cachekit.serializers.raw,decorators.main.redis_cache, per-calltenant_id) — proof they never executed even once.Net effect:
Security Deep Successwas green nightly with ~41 s of "30 min" fuzzing and zero iterations, feeding a falseatheris-fuzzing: successto the working failure-alert path.Fix
Workflow (same shape as the merged Extended Fuzzing precedent from #251 / LAB-1136):
|| truegone; every non-zero exit fails the job (documented exit-code contract inline).-artifact_prefix=tests/fuzzing/artifacts/+ libFuzzer-timeout=60per-input watchdog (a hang leaves atimeout-*reproducer);timeout -k 30s 15mbackstop for native hangs (libFuzzer traps SIGTERM). Exit 124 is a deliberate failure — budget exhaustion exits 0 at 600 s, so 15 min alive = hung.nullglob+ explicit array).if: failure()upload oftests/fuzzing/artifacts/(only ever crash artifacts — no corpus dir is passed, so a file there is always a finding).retention-days: 7— public repo, a reproducer is a ready-made PoC.uv syncanduv run.Targets (required for the positive control — an honest job with segfaulting targets is permanently red):
instrument_imports()(pydantic and the rest of the third-party set — instrumented third-party bytecode is the proven startup-crash class; we fuzz cachekit's code).fuzz_byte_storage.py(renamed fromfuzz_raw_serializer.py—RawSerializerno longer exists) roundtrips the ByteStorage FFI and requires hostile envelopes to raise cleanValueError;fuzz_encryption_wrapper.pyasserts roundtrip, AAD cache-key binding, and tenant isolation with forged metadata (must die at the AES-GCM layer, not the unauthenticated metadata compare);fuzz_decorator_stack.pyfuzzes the L1-only decorator stack with a bounded L1 (default budget reaches ~1.5 GB real RSS over 600 s — inside libFuzzer's 2 GB OOM kill).Local counterpart (
scripts/fuzz-python.sh, per the LAB-1136 sweep lesson): same contract; the old atheris probe used PATHpythonwhile targets run underuv run, so on Linux without an active venv it soft-skipped green having fuzzed nothing — now only Darwin soft-skips.Dead
tests/fuzzing/corpus/deleted;tests/fuzzing/artifacts/gitignored.Proof (acceptance criteria: linked runs, not claims)
ModuleNotFoundError→ exit 1 → job failuretests/fuzzing/artifacts/crash-*→atheris-crash-artifactsuploaded (208 B, 7-day expiry)Proof runs use
lab-1140-proof-*-2branches: the workflow there is trimmed to theatheris-fuzzingjob only (byte-identical job block) so each proof doesn't burn ~4 h of unrelated kani/miri/sanitizer time on the self-hosted pool. Branches are marked never-merge.Expert panel (mandatory gate — run at high stakes)
Verdict FIX-FIRST, all accepted findings applied in the follow-up commit: decorator-target RSS growth bounded (measured 154→356 MB/60 s unbounded, plateaus <260 MB bounded); pre-import shield broadened beyond pydantic; forged-metadata tenant check;
fuzz-python.shLinux soft-pass killed;timeout -k+ libFuzzer-timeout=60; artifact retention 30→7 days; target renamed; dead corpus dir deleted; over-claiming comments corrected.Rejected, with reasons: consolidating the CI loop into
scripts/fuzz-python.sh(the AC requires the explicit--python 3.11pin inline in the workflow, and #251's precedent is inline steps; mitigated with keep-in-sync cross-references in both files); trimming the tombstone comment (pragmatism review ruled the old-gate autopsy load-bearing at these stakes).Docs gate
Pass run; no docs needed beyond the diff itself: no doc surface documents the corpus-gate behavior being removed;
DEVELOPMENT.md's claims ("Atheris fuzzing | 10 min/target | Nightly CI",make fuzz-quick) remain true; nosrc/change, so doctests/markdown-docs are unaffected. Verifieduv run pytest -x -m "not slow": 455 passed; the single failure (tests/integration/saas/PERFORMANCE.md) requires a live saas dev worker and fails identically onmain.Follow-up candidates (not in scope)
extended-fuzz-crash-artifactsupload keepsretention-days: 30— same public-PoC exposure as finding applied here; parity fix is one line but touches a job this ticket excludes.Summary by CodeRabbit
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Summary
This PR migrates the
security-deep.ymlnightly workflow from self-hosted (cachekit) runners to GitHub-hostedubuntu-latestrunners, and fixes the Atheris fuzzing job which was previously non-functional.Changes
Runner migration (all jobs)
kani-verification,fuzzing,atheris-fuzzing,miri-full,sanitizers, andgenerate-security-reportfrom the self-hostedcachekitrunner toubuntu-latest.RUSTUP_HOME=/tmp/rustupandCARGO_HOME=/tmp/cargoenvironment overrides that were workarounds for EXDEV "cross-device link" errors specific to the ARC runner pod. These are no longer needed on GitHub-hosted runners.Atheris job repair
astral-sh/setup-uvaction (pinned to v10.1.0 / uv 0.12.12), with caching disabled. Previouslyuvwas assumed present on the self-hosted runner; on hosted runners it must be explicitly installed for the job to run at all.Documentation/comment updates
Purpose
The Atheris job's dependency on the self-hosted environment left its targets effectively dead. Moving to GitHub-hosted runners and explicitly provisioning
uvmakes the fuzz job actually runnable and capable of failing (surfacing real issues) rather than silently breaking on environment setup.