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If I know what the state machine/protocol looks like, I can have a better idea about how much stuff should be present. For example, if the vendor claims that t
by noblethrasher 12y ago
If I know what the state machine/protocol looks like, I can have a better idea about how much stuff should be present.
For example, if the vendor claims that the product is limited to a regular grammar (a “plus” for security), but the implementation contains extra stuff in the data section, then an audit can flag it since a finite state machine should (theoretically) only need code.