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Learn the latest news about our product, company and the world of security testing technologies.
Learn the latest news about our product, company and the world of security testing technologies.
While most people understand the importance of software testing, the difference between security and functional testing is not always evident. This blog post will explain the differences to you.
Read moreOur vulnerability researcher Sirko Höer recently found vulnerabilities while fuzzing the open-source Intrusion Detection System and Intrusion Prevention System (IDS/IPS) suricata with libFuzzer. Although the project already uses fuzzing with AFL extensively, he was able to find 14 more bugs in the program code, 12 of them being critical vulnerabilities (CVEs).
Read moreSymbolic execution has so far been largely an academic topic. However, recent research has shown that this technique combined with modern fuzzing (feedback-based fuzzing) can deliver very efficient results. Learn more about how symbolic execution can now be used in practice.
Read moreAutomated code testing reduces the human factor in software development and improves the overall quality of the product. Costly post-release bug fixing can thus be avoided. Learn about the eight most important criteria for selecting the right testing solution.
Read moreThe most effective way to uncover vulnerabilities in the Java code that relate to user-controlled input is fuzzing. CI Fuzz with its simple IDE integration and automated setup of fuzz tests now makes fuzzing Java applications possible.
Read moreThis article will introduce you to new cutting-edge fuzzing technologies and show how feedback-based fuzzing can help you build more secure software.
Read moreThis year we participated in the international it-sa fair in Nuremberg. Here are some photos from the event and a video of our talk on fuzzing.
Read moreThis article will introduce a new cutting-edge software testing technique: Feedback-based Application Security Testing (FAST).
Read moreDurch die enge Zusammenarbeit mit dem TechBoost Programm der deutschen Telekom konnte Code Intelligence unter anderem wertvolle Kontakten zu konzerninternen Abteilungen knüpfen und profitiert von der kostenlosen Nutzung von Cloudkapazitäten.
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