Fuzzing Weekly
03. March 2023 | CW9
Jack Maginnes, a security researcher, encountered difficulty debugging the Kernel of an Android-based device. With no idea where to begin looking for this bug first, he recollected an old gamazolabs stream he had watched that showcased the "world's worst Android fuzzer". Following the stream's guidance, he was able to pinpoint the issue (a stack-based buffer overflow) in just a few minutes. Learn more.
From: Stigward
Functional bugs and security issues in Java applications, can cause significant damage, like UX problems, data breaches, and downtime. A unified workflow that involves both unit and fuzz testing can help prevent such outcomes. These testing approaches work together, with unit tests identifying functional bugs and fuzz tests detecting security issues. Learn more.
From: Josh Grant
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The past month saw the arrival of several new bug bounty programs. Here’s a list of the latest entries. Learn more.
From: John Leyden
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