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In recent articles, ForAllSecure has discussed how we were able to use our next-generation fuzzing solution, Mayhem, to discover previously unknown vulnerabilities in several opensource projects, including Netflix DIAL reference , Das U-Boot , and more. What Quality-Assurance Measures Are in Place for This Target?
In recent articles, ForAllSecure has discussed how we were able to use our next-generation fuzzing solution, Mayhem, to discover previously unknown vulnerabilities in several opensource projects, including Netflix DIAL reference , Das U-Boot , and more. What Quality-Assurance Measures Are in Place for This Target?
In recent articles, ForAllSecure has discussed how we were able to use our next-generation fuzzing solution, Mayhem, to discover previously unknown vulnerabilities in several opensource projects, including Netflix DIAL reference , Das U-Boot , and more. What Quality-Assurance Measures Are in Place for This Target?
By incorporating a qualityassurance technique called fuzzing into their software vulnerability testing and assurance processes to uncover coding errors and security loopholes. Those just starting out should try opensource tools. How are big tech companies doing it? How to get started?
By incorporating a qualityassurance technique called fuzzing into their software vulnerability testing and assurance processes to uncover coding errors and security loopholes. Those just starting out should try opensource tools. How are big tech companies doing it? How to get started?
By incorporating a qualityassurance technique called fuzzing into their software vulnerability testing and assurance processes to uncover coding errors and security loopholes. Those just starting out should try opensource tools. How are big tech companies doing it? How to get started?
Weve also seen the emergence of agentic AI, multi-modal AI, reasoning AI, and open-source AI projects that rival those of the biggest commercial vendors. In these uses case, we have enough reference implementations to point to and say, Theres value to be had here.'
If I'm not mistaken fuzzing actually started as a testing technique, so mostly qualityassurance, but I think it evolved into being a tool for security researcher, just because it's pillock said, it is capable of identifying problems in the code, which can be leveraged into exploitation maybe. So, who would be using fuzzing today.
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