Zurich Go Meetup: Go-Fuzz: Practical Fuzzing with Go

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A Google TechTalk, 2019/09/26, presented by Roberto Clapis.
ABSTRACT: Humans are usually not good at identifying edge cases in their code, this talk will explain some techniques to automate this process and efficiently find surprising bugs.

About the speaker: Roberto works on "Security Enhancements for the Web @Google. Sometimes I give talks on parallel programming, security and vim."



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