Mayhem Blog

Mel Llaguno, ForAllSecure's Commercial Solutions Lead, introduces readers to a next-generation fuzz testing technique that combines two proven and accepted Application Security Testing techniques: guided fuzzing and symbolic execution.

Maxwell Koo, ForAllSecure Engineer, documents how he uncovered 8 previously unknown vulnerabilities after analyzing two open source libraries -- Matio and stb_vorbis -- utilizing Mayhem, a next-generation fuzzer.

Paul Roberts, editor-in-chief at Security Ledger, sits down with David Brumley, CEO of ForAllSecure and Computer Science Professor at CMU, to discuss the potential of AI, machine learning, and automation in application security. They discuss what's possible today and may be possible in the future.

Learn how developers can introduce automated fuzz testing into their workflow with a fuzzing harness and open source tools to easily consume fuzzing results.

ForAllSecure interns discover an interesting vulnerability when they unleash Mayhem against Netflix's DIAL software.

Ready for autonomous application security? Here's the reality of the landscape, the 4 key components to implementing autonomous security, and what you can do today.

Security and speed are often perceived to be mutually exclusive. ForAllSecure posits that they don’t have to be. In this webinar, Brumley unveils a next-generation dynamic testing technique that security teams trust and developers love.

David Brumley, ForAllSecure CEO, shares how organizations can autonomously check the world’s software for exploitable bugs with behavior testing, a next-generation DAST technique.

Learn how autonomous security enables organizations to implement data-driven rubrics for determining whether applications are secure enough for production.