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Introducing Mayhem: ForAllSecure Unveils New Name and Company Focus
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Introducing Mayhem: ForAllSecure Unveils New Name and Company Focus

We are officially changing our corporate name from ForAllSecure to Mayhem Security.
SBOM Format Comparison: Which SCA/SBOM Format Is Best?

SBOM Format Comparison: Which SCA/SBOM Format Is Best?

Compare SBOM and SCA formats to find the best fit for your needs. Learn key differences and how to streamline vulnerability management.
What’s New: August 2024
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What’s New: August 2024

We’ve improved import/export capabilities, refined our analysis of Windows targets, and launched the first iteration of automated defect tracking.
Why Automotive Developers Shouldn't Overlook Application Fuzzing

Why Automotive Developers Shouldn't Overlook Application Fuzzing

This blog post will explore why application fuzzing is important and how it can complement protocol fuzzing in automotive development.
How to Test Embedded Systems Security Easily with Mayhem

How to Test Embedded Systems Security Easily with Mayhem

In this blog post, we will demonstrate how Mayhem can be used to easily set up fuzzing campaigns in embedded systems, using IoTGoat’s dnsmasq as an example.
Lessons from Today’s CrowdStrike Outage: How to Navigate Software Release Challenges

Lessons from Today’s CrowdStrike Outage: How to Navigate Software Release Challenges

Let’s talk about the challenges of delivering global scale software and the things engineering teams can do to improve reliability.
Meet the Mayhem Team at Blackhat 2024

Meet the Mayhem Team at Blackhat 2024

We’re excited to announce that Mayhem will be attending and will have a booth at Black Hat 2024. We look forward to connecting with you!
Finding FireWire (IEEE 1394) Vulnerabilities: CVE-2023-3159 and CVE-2024-27401

Finding FireWire (IEEE 1394) Vulnerabilities: CVE-2023-3159 and CVE-2024-27401

Testing low-level code such as IEEE 1394 (FireWire) can be a challenge. The solution lies in extracting kernel functions and testing them like unit tests.
CVE-2024-28578: Test Third-Party Image Libraries With Mayhem

CVE-2024-28578: Test Third-Party Image Libraries With Mayhem

Learn how to test third-party image libraries with Mayhem, using CVE-2024-28578 - an exploitable vulnerability in the FreeImage library - as an example.

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