Mayhem Case Studies

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.

DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge in 2016 showed the world what's coming -- autonomous adversaries. Go behind the scenes with Team ForAllSecure.

In a TechRepublic Whiteboard video, host Bill Detwiler speaks to Dr. David Brumley, Carnegie Mellon University professor and CEO of ForAllSecure, about the ways organizations can benefit by using DevSecOps.

After winning DEF CON's annual Capture The Flag (CTF) competition five of the last seven years, the Plaid Parliament of Pwning (PPP) returns as the reigning champions during very different conditions because of COVID 19. How is the team preparing?

In 2014, two independent teams used fuzz testing to discover the Heartbleed vulnerability which affected systems providing banking, online retail, and other secure transactions.

In the inaugural episode, The Hacker Mind looks at why the West Point Military Academy, and other organizations within the DoD, is training its young cadets to hack.

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.