AI-powered security testing for C/C++ by Code Intelligence
errors and find their root cause.
Four reasons to use fuzzing for testing C/C++ code
By subjecting software to unexpected or random inputs, fuzz testing uncovers hidden bugs and flaws that might cause crashes, malfunctions or security breaches.
Detect critical issues
These include buffer overflows, memory corruption and other bugs relevant to memory-unsafe languages such as C/C++.
Uncover issues right after any code change
Fuzzing can be integrated into the development process to test your code automatically as soon as you have an executable program. It can be applied at the unit, integration, and system testing stages.
Identify the root cause in minutes
White-box fuzzers analyze source code and show exactly where an issue occurs. This makes the bug easy to reproduce, allowing developers to identify the root cause in minutes.
Comply with industry standards and regulations
Fuzz testing is highly recommended by many norms and standards, including ISA/IEC 62443, ISO/SAE 21434, Automotive SPICE, FDA's cybersecurity guidance, AAMI TIR 57:2016, IEC 81001-5-1.
Detect critical bugs long before
they land in production and fix them in minutes
testing for C and C++ projects, uncovers critical vulnerabilities, and accelerates the root cause analysis.
Detect all memory corruption issues
Root cause in minutes
Up to 100% code coverage
AI-generated test cases
Zero false positives
CI/CD integration
Industries that benefit most from fuzz testing
Automotive
Automotive suppliers and OEMs fuzz tests control systems, ADAS, software for autonomous vehicles. This helps with ISO 21434 compliance.
With fuzzing, they can simulate AUTOSAR and test software at system level.
Medical device manufacturers
Fuzz testing is used to test medical equipment and devices to prevent malfunctions, patient injuries and even death.
This helps ensure that medical software meets the FDA's and MDR's security requirements.
Automation machinery manufacturers
Fuzz testing is critical for testing control systems (PLCs, DCS), industrial robots, and IoT software. It is recommended by ISA/IEC 62443-4-1 Security for industrial automation and control systems.
Telecommunications
Fuzzing is used to test the software in network devices like routers, switches, and base stations and to validate control and communication algorithms in 5G networks and Internet of Things (IoT) devices.
Energy and Utilities
Fuzzing tests software for managing electrical grids, including load balancing and fault detection.
It is also used for validating control systems used in exploration, drilling, and production operations.
Aerospace and Defence
Fuzz testing is used to test and validate software for aircraft control systems, navigation, communication, and monitoring systems, as well as for drones and other Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).
Dive into software security testing
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- Automate software testing for embedded systems.
- Detect critical bugs & vulnerabilities early in the development.
- Uncover only actual issues without false positives.
- Enable developers to reproduce & fix issues in minutes, not weeks.
- Ensure compliance with industry standards.
Want to secure Java or JavaScript projects?
Test your Java code with our open-source fuzzer, Jazzer, and your JavaScript code with Jazzer.js. Both tools are free to use for testing open-source projects. If you want to test closed-source projects, please contact us.
Both fuzzers are used by Google in the OSS-Fuzz projects and help uncover 1382 issues.