Fuzz Testing on the GPU
Posted on Friday, Nov 27, 2020
Show Notes
News
- Cmake 3.19 available for download
- How C++ became the invisible foundation for everything, and what’s next
- November Monthly Mailing
Links
- Let’s build a high-performance fuzzer with GPUs!
- The Relevance of Classic Fuzz Testing: Have We Solved This One?
- Vectorized Emulation: Hardware accelerated taint tracking at 2 trillion instructions per second
- DeepState - Parameterized Unit Testing Framework
- MCSema - Tool to translate binaries to LLVM bitcode
- Remill - Library of CPU instruction semantics
- Anvill - Tool to make translated bitcode look closer to what a compiler would emit
- Rellic - Translates LLVM bitcode to C using Clang’s AST library
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Guests
Artem Dinaburg
Artem is a principal security engineer at Trail of Bits. He helps set technical direction for research and engineering projects and ensures that projects surpass customer expectations. Artem’s research interests include automated vulnerability identification, program analysis, and usable security tools. Prior to joining Trail of Bits, Artem worked as a security researcher in academia and companies both large and small. He holds an MS in computer science from Georgia Tech (2009) and a BS in computer science from Penn State (2007).
Ryan Eberhardt
Ryan is a master’s student at Stanford University and was a research intern at Trail of Bits this past summer. He is interested in promoting software security through education, and he builds code playgrounds and visualization tools that make learning systems more accessible. In his free time, Ryan enjoys making pottery and apartment gardening.
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