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By completing this course, you will apply fuzzing fundamentals to software testing, create fuzzers in various languages, and utilize OSS-Fuzz for continuous open source software testing while assessing project fuzzing status.
This course is designed for developers interested in securing and testing software and security engineers interested in security automation tools.
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Nov 2023
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