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Kaspersky: Mo Unpackers, Mo Problems.
projectzero.google
| blog |
#attack-surface
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#fuzzing
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#antivirus
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#kaspersky
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#unpacking
Summary
Applying Google-scale fuzzing techniques to antivirus software, a vast and highly privileged attack surface, with Kaspersky as the initial target of the research.
Published
2015-09-22 00:00
Collected
2026-09-22 23:52
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