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In 5 steps, I will show you how to find a remote code execution vulnerability in an unreleased version of the German Covid-19 tracing app (CWA), using feedback-based fuzz testing.
Since its integration into Google’s OSS-Fuzz, our coverage-based fuzzing engine Jazzer found...
Many developers are already familiar with fuzz testing. But if you are kind of new to this...
Our Java Fuzzer Jazzer has found more than 19 Bugs (CVE-2021-37714) in the open-source library...
Modern fuzz testing is one of the most effective methods to find bugs and vulnerabilities in...
Let me tell you a story about the worries and sorrows of a modern day tech lead.
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...
