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ForAllSecure
JUNE 30, 2021
For example, in this interview, I started discussing structure aware fuzz testing, and ended up discussing cell based proteins. For example, in this interview, I started discussing structure aware fuzz testing, and ended up discussing cell based proteins. Okay, maybe in the future episode. Did I just say biology.
ForAllSecure
OCTOBER 10, 2017
Contrast this with fuzzing, which combines high-level feedback with high-speed testing to find new inputs. Some of our engineers had done a few small-scale experiments on well-known and well-fuzzed binaries, and found new bugs: OpenSSL ( CVE-2016-7053 ) and sthttpd ( CVE-2017-10671 ).
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ForAllSecure
OCTOBER 10, 2017
Contrast this with fuzzing, which combines high-level feedback with high-speed testing to find new inputs. Some of our engineers had done a few small-scale experiments on well-known and well-fuzzed binaries, and found new bugs: OpenSSL ( CVE-2016-7053 ) and sthttpd ( CVE-2017-10671 ).
ForAllSecure
OCTOBER 10, 2017
Contrast this with fuzzing, which combines high-level feedback with high-speed testing to find new inputs. Some of our engineers had done a few small-scale experiments on well-known and well-fuzzed binaries, and found new bugs: OpenSSL ( CVE-2016-7053 ) and sthttpd ( CVE-2017-10671 ).
ForAllSecure
MAY 18, 2020
Ultimately MAD is why the WOPR computer in Wargames decided not to launch the thermonuclear war, concluding that “the only winning move is not to play.” For example, an exploit is just bits on a wire and can be copied if your opponent happens to log the attack. We don’t like thinking about offense and attack in cyber.
ForAllSecure
MAY 18, 2020
Ultimately MAD is why the WOPR computer in Wargames decided not to launch the thermonuclear war, concluding that “the only winning move is not to play.” For example, an exploit is just bits on a wire and can be copied if your opponent happens to log the attack. We don’t like thinking about offense and attack in cyber.
ForAllSecure
MAY 18, 2020
Ultimately MAD is why the WOPR computer in Wargames decided not to launch the thermonuclear war, concluding that “the only winning move is not to play.” For example, an exploit is just bits on a wire and can be copied if your opponent happens to log the attack. We don’t like thinking about offense and attack in cyber.
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