
In July 2025, Rw-r-r-0644 developed support for the __isoc23 variants of scanf, fscanf, and sscanf within the angr/angr repository, extending symbolic execution capabilities to cover new ISO C23 standard library interfaces. Using Python and leveraging skills in library development and reverse engineering, Rw-r-r-0644 implemented new SimProcedures that accurately model the behavior of these updated libc functions. This work addressed analysis gaps in input-parsing code paths, improving vulnerability discovery for modern codebases. The implementation followed repository conventions for maintainability and cross-platform compatibility, with thorough documentation and integration, reflecting a focused and technically deep engineering contribution.

In July 2025, delivered a focused feature in angr/angr: Support for __isoc23 variants of scanf, fscanf, and sscanf in SimProcedures. This extends symbolic execution support to newer C standards by adding new SimProcedures that invoke the corresponding __isoc23 libc interfaces. The work improves analysis accuracy for modern codebases and enhances vulnerability discovery related to input parsing. Implemented via commit 95128a5ef17801ea783fffc2f6131a9a0ff4c609, aligned with issue #5604.
In July 2025, delivered a focused feature in angr/angr: Support for __isoc23 variants of scanf, fscanf, and sscanf in SimProcedures. This extends symbolic execution support to newer C standards by adding new SimProcedures that invoke the corresponding __isoc23 libc interfaces. The work improves analysis accuracy for modern codebases and enhances vulnerability discovery related to input parsing. Implemented via commit 95128a5ef17801ea783fffc2f6131a9a0ff4c609, aligned with issue #5604.
Overview of all repositories you've contributed to across your timeline