GitHub Security Lab builds Fuzzing Taskflow agent for C/C++ fuzzing

GitHub Security Lab built the Fuzzing Taskflow, an agent that points at a C or C++ repository and identifies entrypoints, analyzes the build, crafts harnesses, runs the AFL++ fuzzer, reads coverage, and creates a vulnerability report for each unique bug.

This update bears on 7 kinds of work in 4 markets. Highest level accepted: L2 Partial automation.

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• L2Partial automation
  Assess practical performance and occupational competenceVocational skills and practical training
  L2 Partial automationClaimed L3 · Accepted L2From the publisher only
• L2Partial automation
  Develop algorithms and study computational propertiesComputing and engineering research
  L2 Partial automationClaimed L3 · Accepted L2From the publisher only
• L2Partial automation
  Build research prototypes and run comparative experimentsComputing and engineering research
  L2 Partial automationFrom the publisher only
• L2Partial automation
  Implement tool use and agent workflowsModel applications and agent systems
  L2 Partial automationClaimed L3 · Accepted L2From the publisher only
• L2Partial automation
  Reproduce diagnose and verify defect fixesSoftware testing and defect analysis
  L2 Partial automationFrom the publisher only
• L2Partial automation
  Design test scenarios and test dataSoftware testing and defect analysis
  L2 Partial automationClaimed L3 · Accepted L2From the publisher only
• L2Partial automation
  Run automated and exploratory testsSoftware testing and defect analysis
  L2 Partial automationClaimed L3 · Accepted L2From the publisher only

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