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Promising Verification Targets

This list is things that I'd like to verify, or that might be easily verifiable. I'd like to keep the list open-source, and for now it's all C because that's what I'm thinking about, but other contributions and suggestions are more than welcome via PR, email or Twitter!

Right now I've written this with SAW in mind, because that's where my focus is. If other languages/tools show up, it's probably worth adding a column.

Finally, if you're interested in actually doing some verification, please reach out. An important part of what we're workign on now is trying out our tools, and we'd gladly offer some mentoring time to any willing or aspiring victims proof engineers.

C Programs

Project Notes Suggester (thanks!)
Wasm3 Link Frank
LibSodium optimized x86! DKP
Sweet-B need to examine this code Brian Mastenbrook
Signal C implementation Matthew Fernandez, Aaron Tomb
DTach Pretty small and self-contained, any obvious properties? Tikhon Jelvis
ASN.1 So many bugs, so much code Martin Nyx Brain
Azure C SDK Memory safety targets, api stuff is harder Me
Compression/Image libraries Probably lots to do, binary formats would be fun. Some specs are very clear Tristan Ravitch
Curl So much here, probably some high impact parts Tom DuBuisson
libflint Tom DuBuisson
sudo (parsing) Tom DuBuisson

Wall of shame

Funny suggestions that fill me with rage or fear (nonexclusive or). Honestly all of these are probably chock-full of bugs and good problems. We'll know we've won the verification game when we can move them up to the "real list".

Project Notes Suggester (no thanks!)
Doom (memory allocater) Bugs might be useful for speedrunners. Seriously there's probably good targets in here, but I'm too scared Dominic Orchard
GMP Yeah, I'm going to verify a program I can't draw a smiley face in. Sebastian Ullrich
Red/Black Tree We're going to need a bigger boat (and a separation logic) Martin Nyx Brain