Mayhem Blog

In today’s post, we’ll focus on how software composition analysis can help you address those known vulnerabilities.

If you think hacking only involves the use of a keyboard, then you’re probably missing out. What about using light? What about sound? The Hacker Mind talks with University of Michigan's Dr. Kevin Fu.

In our previous post, we discussed that the key ingredient to a true DevSecOps process is accurate testing. In this post, we’ll share how to implement an accurate application security testing program that effectively manages risk, while protecting developer productivity.

This The Hacker Mind podcast defines red teams, blue teams, even purple teams, and discusses how hiring professional hackers is now a business necessity.

Can machines make cybersecurity decisions autonomously? Accurate testing allows vulnerability detection to be done at machine speed, scale, and automation.

In this blog series, we’ll chronicle the top challenges of incorporating application security testing in DevOps workflows. We’ll also unpack how organizations are addressing these challenges.

Researchers from VDALabs use ForAllSecure's Mayhem to find a stack overflow in MP3Gain, a vulnerability that could allow bad actors to overwrite code.

What happened when the very best human hackers at DEF CON 24 CTF played a computer reasoning system named Mayhem? Can a machine think like a hacker?

Learn how to build a structure-aware fuzzer, when it is useful, and how the author found a bug in his first week of fuzzing using this technique.