Security fuzzing toolset

Authors:
Christopher Smith;Guillermo Francia, III
Affiliations:
Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, AL;Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, AL
Venue:
Proceedings of the 50th Annual Southeast Regional Conference
Year:
2012

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Abstract

Although there has been a significant increase in security awareness among software developers during the past few years, there are still many developers who do not have the necessary expertise in developing secure programs. This concern has motivated the creation of a new set of automated tools, called fuzzers, which can provide security testing. This paper presents an on-going research and development of a security fuzzing toolset.