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Google uses a variety of fuzzing techniques in their development process. They have publicly shared a repository that encompasses tutorials, discussions, research proposals and other items related to fuzzing. Within this repository, you will find resources touching on topics such as evaluating the quality of a fuzzing target, fragmenting inputs generated by fuzzing tools, creating fuzzers that recognize specific structures, constructing fuzzing targets, etc. Repository: https://github.com/google/fuzzing/ |
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