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DESCRIPTION:Writing secure code that deals with potentially untrusted dat
 a (parsers\, importers\, etc) is always hard since there are many potent
 ial cases to take into account.\n\nOne of the techniques used to improve
  the security of such code is fuzzing.\n\nFuzzing involves providing inv
 alid or random data to a given piece of code to test its behaviour.\n\nM
 odern fuzzers are smart enough to understand what needs to be changed in
  the input to make the code go through a different code path making test
 ing faster and more complete.\n\noss-fuzz is a Free set of tools to make
  fuzzing of C/C++ code easier.\nIt is comprised of various scripts and d
 ocker images\, which\, for example\, have the base system libraries alre
 ady compiled with the sanitizers.\n\nCoupling a fuzzer with the compiler
  sanitizers (asan\, ubsan\, msan) gives even better results since these 
 sanitizers will make sure the code is run more strictly.\n\nIn this sess
 ion we'll show how to fuzz a C++ codebase\, as well as give you an updat
 e on how we're using these tools.
URL:https://conf.kde.org/en/akademy2019/public/events/113.html
SUMMARY:Testing your code for security issues with automated fuzzing
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