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In 5 steps, I will show you how to find a remote code execution vulnerability in an unreleased version of the German Covid-19 tracing app (CWA), using feedback-based fuzz testing.
Modern vehicles do not just consist of one centralized computer but of many interconnected...
Due to the new ISO/SAE 21434 many car manufacturers (OEMs) are expanding their software testing...
Abhishek Arya, who is currently Principal Software Engineer at Google, is one of the early...
Caroline Lemieux is a final-year PhD candidate, at the University of California, Berkeley. In...
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Hand sanitizers are high in demand right now. Rightfully so! With an ongoing global pandemic,...
Jazzer is a coverage-guided fuzzer for the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). It works on the bytecode...
Christian Holler is Staff Security Engineer at Mozilla. Over the past ten years, he has gained...
Pentesting is an essential process to achieve good application security. There are many security...
Web Applications are growing increasingly complex, which makes tools for automated security...
If you or your team are working on projects in Java or C/C++, then I have great news for you:...
With cybercrime on the rise, the code quality and security is becoming more important than ever...
Many people believe that fuzzing is only useful for C/C++ code because they associate it mainly...
Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, tracing apps have been discussed in order to better...
We often get asked by customers if SQL injections are still an issue. Even though this...
