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Yes, that is static analysis. But that is vastly different from standard fuzzing. It's pretty simple: if you execute the program code, whether directly on a p
by pdq 10y ago
Yes, that is static analysis. But that is vastly different from standard fuzzing.
It's pretty simple: if you execute the program code, whether directly on a processor or in an virtual processor/emulator, it's dynamic analysis. Otherwise it's a variant of static analysis.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_program_analysis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_program_analysis
- thesz 10y agoSupercompilation evaluates code on a virtual machine, building a trace and looking for a "stop" criteria.