Fuzzing

Towards user-friendly fuzzers

Fuzz testing, or simply fuzzing, is an automated testing technique aiming at discovering bugs or vulnerabilities of software systems by providing random, invalid, or potential harmful input data. Fuzzing is a black-box testing technique, as typically, fuzzers, i.

Fuzzing highly-configurable Web user interface: a Odoo case study

Since many years, Odoo, a company providing business management services, is constantly expanding its scope and developing the complexity of its software, a web application. In response to that complexity, the introduction of automated testing techniques seems to be the next evolution of the testing tools already available to them.

Improving automated unit test generation for machine learning libraries using structured input data

The field of automated test case generation has grown considerably in recent years to reduce software testing costs and find bugs. However, the techniques for automatically generating test cases for machine learning libraries still produce low-quality tests and papers on the subject tend to work in Java, whereas the machine learning community tends to work in Python.

A configurable approach to cyber-physical systems fuzzing

Operational Technology has gotten a growing place in our daily lives. With the increasing number of devices (connected or not), the need for a clean environment that allows effective and efficient testing is also increasing. Furthermore, some devices …