Learn about the ins and outs of fuzzing, how to secure your DevOps pipeline with Synopsys and Red Hat, and what ISO/SAE 21434 means for automotive security.
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The most efficient fuzzing happens not with random test cases but with targeted test cases generated from detailed data models and a powerful anomalizer.
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As 5G standards continue to evolve, what steps can development organizations take now to improve the security of billions of 5G and IoT devices and systems?
Posted in Fuzz Testing, IoT Security | Comments Off on How 5G and IoT devices open up the attack surface on enterprises
SweynTooth is a set of Bluetooth Low Energy vulnerabilities. We can reproduce many of these vulnerabilities using Defensics Bluetooth LE Test Suites.
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5G security is top of mind for those who recognize that 5G is going to be higher risk. Fuzzing is one of the leading testing techniques for securing 5G.
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Our Defensics R&D team put a couple of Synopsys tools to the test in the 5G Cyber Security Hackathon in Oulu, Finland, and placed in both of their competitions.
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Learn how agent instrumentation improves fuzz testing of automotive IVI and telematics systems, and about financial services application security.
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Do you have questions about fuzz testing? We’ve got answers, explanations, and recommendations from our last webinar on fuzzing using agent instrumentation.
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We discovered a WPA2 encryption bypass vulnerability (CVE-2018-18907) in a router that allows full access to a WLAN without credentials. The vendor has released a patch for the device.
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This is the second of two articles that describe how to use the Defensics SDK in fuzzing Bitcoin. In the previous article, you saw how to set up a test bed for bitcoind. We created two containers, alice and bob, and were able to set up communication between the two bitcoind instances. In this article, you’ll learn how to create a data model for the Bitcoin network protocol, then use this model in the Defensics SDK to perform fuzzing on bitcoind.
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