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Sergej Dechand is not only the CEO and co-founder of Code Intelligence but also an expert with years of experience in usable security at Frauenhofer FKIE.
In his session, he gives a detailed explanation of the characteristics of fuzzing and its most recent history.
Matthew Smith is a professor at the University of Bonn and a member of Frauenhofer FKIE. His research interest lies in the intersection of technical IT security and behavioral science.
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Marcel Böhme is a senior lecturer at Monash University. During his time as a senior researcher at the TSUNAMi Security Research Centre in Singapore, he has conducted lots of research to improve the overall understanding of fuzzing.
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Christian Holler, also known as decoder, is currently working as a Staff Security Engineer at Mozilla. He centred his talk around the cultural aspects that influence the acceptance of fuzzing.
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Sirko Höer is a Vulnerability Expert at the German Federal Office for Information Security. He gained his experience in the field of fuzzing doing cybersecurity in the military-industry, but also at Code Intelligence. During his time at Code Intelligence, he tested the open source program Suricata.
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Rakshith Amarnath is a project lead for R&D at Bosch Corporate Research. In this presentation he gave us a detailed overview of automotive fuzzing.
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Cornelius Aschermann & Sergej Schmilo are security researchers at Facebook and at Ruhr-University Bochum. In their talk, they set forth some interesting approaches on how to fuzz entire systems and not just selected targets.
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Up until recently, Sebastian Pöplau, PhD, was working for the Software and Systems Security Group of Eurcom. In this presentation, he mainly discussed symbolic execution and how it can be implemented alongside fuzzing.
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Bhargava Shastry is a security engineer at the Etherum Foundation. In this presentation, he walked us through the challenges of fuzzing solidity compilers and how he modified libfuzzer to be able to test the code.
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As Chief Scientist and Co-Founder of Code Intelligence, Khaled Yakdan is very well acquainted with fuzzing. In this keynote he spoke about Code Intelligence's own fuzzing platform CI Fuzz.
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As principal software engineer at Google, Kostya Serebryany is one of the pioneers when it comes to modern fuzzing. In this presentation, he discussed the challenges of deep fuzzing.
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As a Security Researcher at UC Berkeley, Caroline Lemieux has worked on many different fuzzers. In this presentation, she explained the important characteristics of coverage-guided fuzzing, using the example of several known fuzzers.
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Rakshith Amarnath is a project lead for R&D at Bosch Corporate Research. In this talk, Rakshith will tell you why fuzzing needs to be rethought in the context of automotive software.
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Yasemin Acar's research focuses on human factors in computer security, investigating how to implement secure software development practices. It has shown that working with developers on these issues can resolve problems before they ever affect end users.
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Victor Marginean is currently working at Continental Automotive near Frankfurt and leads the Security&Privacy for Human Machine Interface Business Unit. He is a tech geek and the new passions are UNECE R155 readiness preparation and the combination of automated driving, machine learning and the impact on CyberSec.
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Simon Bennetts is the OWASP Zed Attack Proxy (ZAP) Project Leader and a Distinguished Engineer at StackHawk. His philosophy is that you cannot build web applications without knowing how to attack them.
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Marina Polishchuk is passionate about systematically testing complex software. She is currently working at Microsoft Research on the problem of how to find security and reliability bugs in cloud services through fuzzing their REST APIs.
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Together with his team, Abhishek Arya launched OSS-Fuzz back in 2016. Since then, it has found over 1200 vulnerabilities. Fabian Meumertzheim, was one of the leading engineers behind Jazzer, Code Intelligence’s open-source fuzzer for JVM-based languages, which has recently been integrated into OSS-Fuzz.
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As CTO of Code Intelligence, Khaled Yakdan drives the customer-oriented development of the CI Fuzz testing platform. As a malware analyst, he is an expert in binary code analysis with over 7 years of experience in reverse engineering and penetration testing.
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