Fuzzing is one of the more easy to use and efficient means of testing software systems. The idea is that we produce random inputs that are then executed by the system. If the system does something unexpected (such as crashing) then we know that the path taken by the execution was not considered by the programmer, and that such a path may be exploited to make the program do something that was unintended by the developer. However, simply throwing random inputs at the program does not work well ...
