Security for Hackers and Developers: Fuzzing

Fuzzing is a critical part of the security development lifecycle. This particular technique is used by hackers to find bugs. In this course, software makers will learn how to fuzz - before the bad guys do.

Bugs in software costs the economy billions of dollars each year. In this course, Security for Hackers and Developers: Fuzzing, you are going to turn the tide by learning how to find and fix critical bugs quicker. Hackers have long used a technique called fuzzing to find bugs and software makers must do the same. First, you'll learn about mutation and generation fuzzing. Next, you'll explore monitoring, parallel fuzzing, and in-memory fuzzing. Finally, the course will wrap up with you learning about feedback fuzzing. By the end this course, you'll know how to fuzz programs in multiple ways. You'll know the pros and cons of each technique, and be able to make wise choices for your security program.

• Course Overview 1min
• Explaining Fuzz Testing 25mins
• Writing and Monitoring Mutation Fuzzers 15mins
• Using the Sulley Fuzzing Framework for Generation Fuzzing 8mins
• Learning the Peach Fuzzer 14mins
• Distributing Fuzz Test Cases 14mins
• Fuzzing APIs 8mins
• Fuzzing In-memory Code 13mins
• Learning Feedback Fuzzers: AFL and libFuzzer 19mins
• Applying Fuzzing Metrics 9mins