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* Add presentation proposal, whitebox fuzzing * Update README.md * Update agenda * Add link to presentation slides
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## Presentation proposal | ||
## Presentation | ||
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#### Contributors | ||
Kitty Thai ([email protected]) | ||
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Github: [kittytinythai](https://github.com/kittytinythai) | ||
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Sebastian Fagerlind ([email protected]) | ||
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Github: [Sebberh](https://github.com/Sebberh) | ||
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### Proposal | ||
We plan to give a introductory presentation about whitebox fuzzing tests, its role in DevOps and future potential in the industry. | ||
### Topic | ||
An introductory presentation about whitebox fuzzing, its role in DevOps and future potential in the industry. | ||
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#### Agenda | ||
* What is (blackbox) fuzzing | ||
* What is whitebox fuzzing | ||
* An practical example from the industry | ||
* Future potential of whitebox fuzzing in the industry | ||
* Summary and take-home message | ||
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### Presentation slides | ||
The presentation slides are available [here](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1OZs4koC_frkFE0DcEIY7-ZF4Ps5pZboEm4S4ugwu8jc/edit?usp=sharing). | ||
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#### outline | ||
* What are blackbox fuzzing | ||
* What are whitebox fuzzing | ||
* How are they used in DevOps | ||
* Why whitebox fuzzing instead of blackbox fuzzing | ||
* Future potential of whitebox fuzzing |