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blog.trailofbits.com
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| | | | | By Matt Schwager Deserializing, decoding, and processing untrusted input are telltale signs that your project would benefit from fuzzing. Yes, even Python projects. Fuzzing helps reduce bugs in high-assurance software developed in all programming languages. Fortunately for the Python ecosystem, Google has released Atheris, a coverage-guided fuzzer for both pure Python code and Python C | |
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www.aiweirdness.com
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| | | So it turns out that neural networks, among their many talents, can come up with awesome names for guinea pigs. I found this out when the Portland Guinea Pig Rescue contacted me one day, asking if I'd ever thought of training a neural network to name guinea pigs. I hadn't, but it turns out that neural networks are amazingly good at this. | ||
