[dns-aid] Initial integration - #15926
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DNS-AID is the reference implementation of IETF draft-mozleywilliams-dnsop-dnsaid (DNS-based AI agent discovery). The harness fuzzes the parsers that consume untrusted DNS record data and HTTP discovery documents.
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Project
DNS-AID (https://github.com/dns-aid/dns-aid-core) is the reference implementation of IETF draft-mozleywilliams-dnsop-dnsaid — DNS-based discovery and identification of AI agents. It is published on PyPI as
dns-aidand is on a standards track within the IETF dnsop working group, with the project headed toward Linux Foundation hosting.Why fuzzing matters here
The library's core job is parsing untrusted, attacker-controllable input: DNS SVCB/TXT record data (including RFC 9460 private-use SvcParamKeys), agent FQDNs, DNS-hosted index documents, and JSON discovery documents fetched over HTTP. Any deployment resolves records published by arbitrary third-party domains, so parser robustness is directly security-relevant.
Integration
tests/fuzz/fuzz_parsers.pyand dispatches across the SVCB parameter parser, FQDN parsers, TXT index/value parsers, HTTP index document parser, and input validators. It already runs weekly in the project's own CI.Status
Draft until dns-aid/dns-aid-core#218 (which adds the harness to
main) merges — will mark ready for review right after. Happy to adjust anything about the integration.