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Fuzzing In The Year 2000

blog.trailofbits.com | blog | #ai-security | #fuzzing | #windows | #research | #random-testing | #reproduction

Summary

Rerunning the 2000 NT Fuzz Report's fuzzer on modern Windows, 93% of tested apps still crash or freeze under malformed window messages, nearly matching the original 100%—and it found a Windows bug.
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