I've finished the time consuming process of setting up new infrastructure for Android 9 and running full Compatibility Test Suite testing of Android Open Source Project builds for various devices. There are a huge number of tests and it takes time to investigate the flaky ones.
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Now that I have a baseline to work from with a list of the flaky tests and the reasons for them failing, I can properly test builds incorporating new hardening work. A manifest for the future work is available at github.com/AndroidHardeni. It doesn't yet incorporate any hardening.
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The initial work will be incorporating github.com/AndroidHardeni into the builds and integrating it into Bionic libc. It will remain a self-contained component portable to other operating systems though. I'll aim to have libc integration build on top of unmodified tagged releases.
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The hardened malloc project is MIT licensed and that will also be the case for the Bionic (AOSP) and musl integration. I intend to implement a much broader range of security and privacy enhancements again but the work will need to be funded. Until then, the scope is very narrow.
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