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by noperator
480 days ago
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Great questions. For commits or revision diffs as documents—either will work. Yes, I've applied this to N-day vulnerability identification to support exploit development and offensive security testing. And yes, for fuzzing, a sensible approach would be to dump the exported function attributes (names, source/disassembled code, other relevant context, etc.) from a built shared library, and ask, "Which of these functions most likely parses complex input and may be a good candidate for fuzzing?" I've had some success with that specific approach already. |
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