Infosec Insider Derek Manky discusses how new technologies and economic models are facilitating fuzzing in today’s security landscape. Fuzzing is a term that sounds hard to take seriously. But it ...

If you have read my blog here before, you might know me from the PROTOS project, and maybe as an author on VoIP security. PROTOS was fun, but it is really far away from real fuzzing. VoIP was ...

Announcing the fifth release candidate for the Linux kernel version 4.14, Linus Torvalds has revealed that fuzzing is producing a steady stream of security fixes. Fuzzing involves stress testing a ...

Google has released its fuzzing framework as an open source resource to help developers and researchers improve how they find software vulnerabilities. The framework, which automates manual aspects of ...

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When you're in the kitchen and throw pasta against the wall, it might stick so that you can tell whether it's cooked. When you're in computer security and you throw things against a target's "wall," ...

Microsoft is enabling continuous developer-driven "fuzzing" with a newly open sourced tool the company has been using in-house for years. Project OneFuzz, an extensible fuzz testing framework for ...

At Microsoft’s Ignite conference in Atlanta yesterday, the company announced the availability of a new cloud-based service for developers that will allow them to test application binaries for security ...

“Everybody be cool. This is a robbery!” is an attention-grabbing title for a paper or presentation. It’s especially effective if your audience includes Quentin Tarantino movie fans like me. Security ...

Microsoft has released a new open-source security tool called Project OneFuzz, a testing framework for Azure that brings together multiple software security testing tools to automate the process of ...