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Generational Fuzzing

A form of fuzzing that develops inputs based on models of expected inputs to perform the same task. This is also sometimes called intelligent fuzzing.


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The activity of changing a bit to its opposite value. A technique commonly used in fuzzing to slightly modify input data.
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