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Need For Speed: Fuzzing Automotive Software Faster
How Continental Tested a Safety Module With 18 000 Lines of Code in Only One Week.
Many of the most dangerous vulnerabilities for web applications, listed by OWASP, are injection...
Security testing for microservices is particularly hard, as they are highly interconnected. In...
Let’s say you conduct a penetration test on a web application, and you find zero critical...
How to Prevent Downtime of Web Services, by Automating Your Security Testing. Developers Need to...
How Continental Tested a Safety Module With 18 000 Lines of Code in Only One Week. The HMI...
Fuzz Testing is one of the most effective methods to find bugs and vulnerabilities in software....
Fabian Meumertzheim is a Senior Software Engineer at Code Intelligence and one of the leading...
In web security, fuzz testing is becoming more popular by the day. RESTler expands the reach of...
Modern vehicles do not just consist of one centralized computer but of many interconnected...
Due to the new ISO/SAE 21434 many car manufacturers (OEMs) are expanding their software testing...
Abhishek Arya, who is currently Principal Software Engineer at Google, is one of the early...
Caroline Lemieux is a final-year PhD candidate, at the University of California, Berkeley. In...
Just a few weeks ago, we published Jazzer, our coverage-guided fuzzing engine for the Java...
Fuzzing Everything! - That is the ultimate goal that is currently driving security teams at...
