Well, some people fuzzed file intensively (I was one of them). I won't claim it's bug-free, but I'd say it's probably pretty hard to find a memory corruption vu

Well, some people fuzzed file intensively (I was one of them). I won't claim it's bug-free, but I'd say it's probably pretty hard to find a memory corruption vuln in file these days. Nothing like that happened for most AV software (with probably the exception of clamav). But yeah, the situation is similar: Whenever you have a C software that parses lots of complex binary formats you have lots of potential for memory corruption.