Mayhem Blog

In this "lunch and learn" style webinar, presenter Lakshmia Ferba guides you through the realm of secure by design principles.

While experimenting with shellcode from a seemingly functional source, I discovered a hidden vulnerability. It took me a while to spot the problem. Can you?

Learn about some of the key new features of Mayhem 2.6, including faster coverage, intelligent CVSS, improved on-prem support, and more.

Mayhem has found over 100,000 defects in code. In this blog post, we’ll discuss different techniques Mayhem uses to test code like a hacker and find defects at scale.

Use Mayhem to ensure your Matlab functions are reliable and secure, especially when deploying them on resource-constrained devices like microcontrollers or FPGAs.

At Black Hat USA 2023, a team of German researchers announced a vulnerability that allows anyone to jailbreak premium features that Tesla charges its customers extra to use.

This case study highlights how a leading mobile gaming company used Mayhem to secure their apps and APIs, including both third-party and proprietary code.

Learn how an automotive company specializing in automation and safety technology leveraged Mayhem to automate code testing and optimize their resources.

In this blog post series, we're diving into Mayhem's top common weaknesses enumeration (CWE) finds. This post discusses the reachable assertion.