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Have you ever fuzzed at scale before and solved the problems that that entails? Fuzzing on a single dev box is trivial compared to running on, say, 20k cores.
by bthrn 6y ago
Have you ever fuzzed at scale before and solved the problems that that entails? Fuzzing on a single dev box is trivial compared to running on, say, 20k cores.
Providing this type of scalability as a service, and part of your existing CICD pipeline is pretty useful.
- rusk 6y agoit's interesting alright. I can see this as a special case of some more general concerns ... I guess what we're seeing is an exploration of applications for massively parallel computing, and I guess fuzzing naturally lends itself to that, as well as been a fairly hot topic at the moment. Maybe even it being neatly parralelisable (w?) is why it's only become popular as we now commonly have this kind of power on our desktops.