Software Security: Fuzzing

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Description

This lecture covers the automated techniques of security testing, focusing on fuzzing as a method to improve program coverage by generating new inputs based on feedback from previous rounds. It explains different types of fuzzing, including mutation-based fuzzing, and how it can be informed by program outputs.

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