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Re: Stuff I don't understand, and maybe never will.
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David I Noel
Jul 17, 2016, 11:15:42 AM7/17/16
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>On 6/29/16, David I Noel <david....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Also, highlighting the continued relevance of fuzzing and the shared
> frustration at the lack of its more wide-spread adoption and
> recognition as a useful, relevant, and valid tool for finding bugs in
> code.
>
> Is anyone actively fuzzing FreeBSD?
>
> As far as the kernel, all I can see is that it's listed as an “Idea”
> on the Wiki (https://wiki.freebsd.org/IdeasPage -- 5.4).
>
> Beyond the kernel, what about the ports collection? Some of them are
> an absolute^W^W^W could probably use a once-over with AFL or others.
>
> Why not start a “Fizz[2.1] *BSD Day”?[2.2]
> Also, highlighting the continued relevance of fuzzing and the shared
> frustration at the lack of its more wide-spread adoption and
> recognition as a useful, relevant, and valid tool for finding bugs in
> code.
>
> Is anyone actively fuzzing FreeBSD?
>
> As far as the kernel, all I can see is that it's listed as an “Idea”
> on the Wiki (https://wiki.freebsd.org/IdeasPage -- 5.4).
>
> Beyond the kernel, what about the ports collection? Some of them are
> an absolute^W^W^W could probably use a once-over with AFL or others.
>
> Why not start a “Fizz[2.1] *BSD Day”?[2.2]
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.security.oss.general/19946
Congrats to the OpenBSD Dev team for taking the initiative and making
their code-base more secure.
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