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Fuzzing Programs to Find Bugs - Computerphile
I thought today we could have a chat about randomized testing, also known as fuzzing, which is a really effective technique for finding bugs in software. Where fuzzing began is actually slightly disputed. It's one of those techniques which is pretty obvious. You have some…
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- I thought today we could have a chat about randomized testing, also known as fuzzing, which is a really effective technique for finding bugs in software
- Where fuzzing began is actually slightly disputed
- It's one of those techniques which is pretty obvious
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