Fuzzing and Beyond

Fuzzing is a powerful tool that can reveal and eliminate hard-to-find vulnerabilities rarely caught by conventional software testing. It rapidly increases test coverage while helping to shorten verification cycles.

However, it is not without its limitations. Classic fuzzing cannot offer complete code coverage in a timely manner. Fuzzing tools are not designed to find every vulnerability that may be lurking in your code. Software developers must go beyond fuzzing if they need to attain such objectives.

Fortunately, tools can be used along with fuzzers to optimize fuzzing—tools designed to detect every type of vulnerability a hacker can exploit. What’s more, these tools can be used to go beyond fuzzing. They can fully extend your test coverage and guarantee mathematically that your code is totally free of undefined behavior and other defects.

Reading our new white paper, Fuzzing and Beyond, software managers, developers, and testers will learn:

• What fuzzing is and how fuzz testing works
• The motivations and principles behind fuzzing
• Definitions of technical terms specific to fuzzing
• Typical uses of fuzzing
• Who uses fuzzing and why
• Tools used for fuzzing
• How fuzzing tools vary to address specific applications
• The benefits of fuzzing
• The limitations of fuzzing
• How fuzzing can be optimized to increase test coverage and thwart hackers
• How to go beyond fuzzing, when necessary, to guarantee airtight cybersecurity

and much more.

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