Fuzzing is a testing technique in which you select a target—such as a function, API, or state machine—and repeatedly feed it mutated and/or unexpected inputs from a corpus. The goal is to automatically explore edge cases and uncover issues like crashes, memory leaks, race conditions, and logic errors that might not appear in hand-written test cases.
Fuzzing is a testing technique in which you select a target—such as a function, API, or state machine—and repeatedly feed it mutated and/or unexpected inputs from a corpus. The goal is to automatically explore edge cases and uncover issues like crashes, memory leaks, race conditions, and logic errors that might not appear in hand-written test cases.