Step 4: Any time an execution fails, the offending file is sent to the repro VM to ensure the bug is reproducible.Step 3: Multiple fuzzers run for multiple days: the target application is executed roughly 8,000,000 times, each time with a slightly modified input file that’s intended to crash the target.Step 2: Security Risk Detection validates the job, minimizes the seed files, and then clones the test VM (known as customer VM) dozens of times based on workload.Security Risk Detection provides you a Virtual Machine (VM) to upload the target binaries of the software you want to test, along with a “test driver” program that runs the scenario to be tested, and a set of sample input files called “seed files” to use as a starting point for fuzzing.
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