OSS-CRS: Liberating AIxCC Cyber Reasoning Systems for Real-World Open-Source Security
summary
An open, locally deployable framework that ports components from all seven AIxCC finalist CRSs and runs them modularly on OSS-Fuzz projects, using a three-stage prepare/build/run pipeline with flat Docker containers and per-CRS CPU/memory limits. It includes an internal LLM proxy for budget management and model redirection, supports seed sharing and ensemble runs across different CRSs, and reproduces Atlantis workflows to find 7 previously unknown bugs (one high-severity) across 6 OSS-Fuzz projects using under $50 of LLM credits per bug.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00OSS-CRS and AIxCC intro
- 3:02AIxCC CRS challenges
- 4:04OSS-CRS modular framework
- 5:50OSS-CRS pipeline
- 7:18LLM controls in OSS-CRS
- 8:24Parallel CRS composition
- 10:30CRS interface helpers
- 11:15Proof of life case study
- 13:02AIxCC finalists integration
- 14:06Call to action
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