ICSE'26 Paper Proposes New Paradigm: In-vivo Fuzzing Without Test Harnesses
moarbugs · x · 2026-07-30
A new research direction in fuzzing was presented at the top software engineering conference ICSE'26. The researchers proposed a novel approach: completely removing traditional test harnesses and code generators.
Instead, they generate configurations and interactions directly with a running system, amplifying the testing effects using in-vivo fuzzing. This method promises to significantly enhance the authenticity and efficiency of software testing.
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