| They need their own platform, not one just based on fuzzing the two majors' positions together in the name of moderation. |
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| This scene only lasts for five seconds before fuzzing up and changing back to the morning scene. |
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| The flip side is he does not appear to be a policy voice arguing on behalf of fuzzing up the facts. |
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| My thoughts were fuzzing up and I thought I was going to fall. |
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| He then explains that to assess the robustness of the convergence solutions, Orange decided to perform fuzzing tests on their implementation of the IKEv2 and AEP protocols. |
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| A multi-codec fuzzing tool, Fuzzbox, will be released as part of this talk. |
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| His efforts invite you deeper into the medium as a physical discipline while fuzzing the boundaries that separate it from other forms of pictorial expression. |
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| A 2011 study indicated that depriving oneself of food changes the levels of hormones that control our appetites, fuzzing up our hunger compasses and making us eat even more. |
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| Based on Codenomicon's robustness test results using smart model-based fuzzing tools, all of the tested units failed in multiple critical communication protocols. |
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| In this book, renowned fuzzing experts Michael Sutton, Adam Greene and Pedram Amini show you how to use fuzzing to reveal weaknesses in software before someone else does. |
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| Codenomicon pioneered the security test automation market with its launch of the first commercial fuzzing platform in 2001 and has maintained rapid growth ever since. |
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| Fuzzing is basically doing what the attackers would do, but before the product is released in a secure environment. |
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| Fuzzing for software security testing and quality assurance. |
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| Fuzzing is a software testing technique, in which unexpected data is fed to the inputs of a system, and the behavior of the system is then monitored. |
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