Fuzzing

Fuzzing is a testing technique used to identify vulnerabilities in software. It involves automatically providing a program with a large number of random, unexpected, or corrupted inputs to see if it crashes, behaves unexpectedly, or exposes security flaws. Think of it as throwing many unexpected questions at a system to find weaknesses before malicious actors do. Fuzzing helps developers improve software security and stability by uncovering bugs that might not be found through traditional testing methods.