Mayhem Blog

Continuing FuzzCon from earlier this year, ForAllSecure is hosting a series of follow-up sessions online this one related to federal software systems.

Following a successful FuzzCon event held in person at RSAC in San Francisco earlier this year, ForAllSecure is continuing the discussion with a series of follow-up sessions online called FuzzCon TV.

Tamulyn Takakura, ForAllSecure's Head of Marketing, reflects on the company's journey from DARPA CGC winner, to MIT's 50 Smartest Companies, to RSA ISB top 10 finalist.

ForAllSecure Engineer, Tyler Nighswander, uncovers vulnerabilities in two popular cryptographic libraries, MatrixSSL and WolfSSL, utilizing Mayhem, a next-generation fuzzer.

In 2016, Mayhem -- then still a research prototype -- showed that fully autonomous cybersecurity was possible. This was just the first step. Today, I’m thrilled to announce the next phase in the ForAllSecure journey.

David Brumley shares the company's initiatives to keep the community safe during COVID-19 while remaining committed to our customers.

ForAllSecure interns, Paul Emge and Zion Basque, uncover four vulnerabilities in Das U-Boot, a common bootloader on embedded devices, including Amazon Kindles, ARM Chromebooks, networking hardware, and more.

Maxwell Koo, ForAllSecure Engineer, documents how he uncovered 8 previously unknown vulnerabilities after analyzing two open source libraries -- Matio and stb_vorbis -- utilizing Mayhem, a next-generation fuzzer.

ForAllSecure interns discover an interesting vulnerability when they unleash Mayhem against Netflix's DIAL software.