At this point this research is purely academic, so the scope of it was simply to hinder fuzzers while minimizing overhead for users. Like all code, this would a

At this point this research is purely academic, so the scope of it was simply to hinder fuzzers while minimizing overhead for users. Like all code, this would also need to be evaluated for correctness (just like your comment!). This is introducing new techniques to the already established field of anti-fuzzing