Fuzz Testing Explained
Fuzz testing shifts the focus from expected outputs to the behavior of software under unexpected inputs. By subjecting applications to a variety of inputs they might not typically encounter, developers can uncover vulnerabilities and improve robustness. This approach differs significantly from standard verification testing, offering a unique perspective on software reliability.In this clip
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Episode 474: Paul Butcher on Fuzz Testing
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