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What is fuzzers?
Fuzzers are automated testing tools that provide invalid, unexpected, or random data as input to a program. Their purpose is to find coding errors and security vulnerabilities. They are commonly used to test software robustness and identify potential crashes, memory leaks, or exploitable bugs.
What other technologies are related to fuzzers?
fuzzers Complementary Technologies
BinaryNinja
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A reverse engineering platform that, like IDA Pro, aids in understanding target binaries, thus complementing fuzzing efforts by improving target analysis and providing insights for crafting effective fuzzing inputs.
OllyDbg
A debugger for Windows, it allows dynamic analysis of programs, thus complementing fuzzing by enabling inspection of program state during fuzzing runs.
WinDbg
Microsoft's Windows debugger, used for analyzing crashes and program behavior, complementing fuzzing by allowing root cause analysis of discovered vulnerabilities.
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Which job functions commonly mention fuzzers?
Penetration Tester
0.1% of all Penetration Tester jobs mention fuzzers
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Application Security Engineer
0.1% of all Application Security Engineer jobs mention fuzzers
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Security Architect
4 Security Architect jobs mention fuzzers
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Researcher
61 Researcher jobs mention fuzzers
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Security Engineer
55 Security Engineer jobs mention fuzzers
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