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A security-related bug is a programming error that introduces a potentially exploitable weakness into a computer system. This weakness could lead to a security breach with unfortunate consequences. Version control systems provide an accurate historical record of the software code's evolution. In this paper we examine the frequency of the security-related bugs throughout the evolution of a software...
In recent years, there has been a growing need for tools that an analyst can use to understand the workings of COTS software as well as malicious code. Static analysis provides techniques that can help with such problems; however, there are several obstacles that must be overcome, including the absence of source code and the difficulty of analyzing machine code. We have created CodeSurfer/x86, a prototype...
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