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C and C++ are notorious for being bug-prone. In fact, one in four issues of the Top 25 Most Dangerous Software Weaknesses is related to C or C++.
Inside this white paper, you’ll find:
- How companies secure C/C++ today
- How fuzzing helps with C/C++ security
- How to trigger memory corruptions with white-box fuzzers.
“Fuzz testing is state-of-the-art for testing robustness. Although you can write your own tests, you can never perform as many random and denial-of-service tests as you can with fuzzing. You must perform fuzz testing to prove to the FDA that your device is reliable and that the most common bugs are caught.”
Verena WieserMedical Device Consultant, Lorit Consultancy