This is the second of three tips that present tools for attacking VoIP security. The previous tip focused on tools for sniffing and manipulating the packet stream. This tip covers the attack ...

Amazon Web Services Inc. said today that it’s open-sourcing two new projects, including a new fuzzing tool for finding vulnerabilities in software and an authorization policy language for controlling ...

Google LLC’s new application of generative AI to a tried-and-true cybersecurity method called fuzzing could help elevate it into the top tray of enterprises’ defensive tool chests. Fuzzing is the ...

Microsoft has released a new open-source security tool called Project OneFuzz, a testing framework for Azure that brings together multiple software security testing tools to automate the process of ...

Infosec Insider Derek Manky discusses how new technologies and economic models are facilitating fuzzing in today’s security landscape. Fuzzing is a term that sounds hard to take seriously. But it ...

Google's security experts have open-sourced another automated fuzzing utility in the hopes that developers will use it to find security bugs and patch vulnerabilities before they are exploited. Named ...

Diligence Fuzzing lets developers introduce random and invalid data points to find security flaws. Blockchain technology firm ConsenSys publicly released its “Diligence Fuzzing” tool for smart ...

Security research often requires a wide variety of tools and approaches. Open source tools can offer an accessible and powerful way to enhance security-testing capabilities. If you work in the ...

A new technical paper titled “HyPFuzz: Formal-Assisted Processor Fuzzing” was published by researchers at Texas A&M University and Technische Universität Darmstadt. “Recent research has shown that ...

Testing your VoIP security system against all the threats that exist on the network can be a full time job. This guide documents how a VoIP system can be tested and suggest some of the available tools ...

When you're in the kitchen and throw pasta against the wall, it might stick so that you can tell whether it's cooked. When you're in computer security and you throw things against a target's "wall," ...