Sascha Just

[Andreas Zeller @AndreasZeller]

What's it like to be a #PhD student in #Germany? You can get paid, and well. You can afford a car, an apartment, and provide for a family. You may work with great advisors at great institutions. And the food... well, the food. Read on!

[Andreas Zeller @AndreasZeller]

How can we avoid overspecializing our tools towards a benchmark? As a follow-up to our investigation of the Angora fuzzer, here are some thoughts on good scientific practice as it comes to evaluating software:
https://t.co/uItPWPi6oI

[Andreas Zeller @AndreasZeller]

What is it that makes modern fuzzers successful? (Hint: It might not be what you think, and this raises questions.)
https://t.co/54IYsXOFZA

[Sascha Just @SaschaJust]

@msrconf Congrats @AndreasZeller and @tomzimmermann!

[ISSTA Conference @issta_conf]

In the closing ISSTA 2016 keynote, Christian Holler talks about Security Testing at Mozilla https://t.co/brJkBS5iCv

[Sascha Just @SaschaJust]

Mozilla Foundation Security Advisory 2016-44 https://t.co/HnmZKfmuUy

[IEEE European Symposium on Security and Privacy @IEEEEUROSP]

A great turnout for the #EuroSP16 Keynote on Internet of Things Security by Adi Shamir

[Sascha Just @SaschaJust]

Slides and PDF for "It's Not a Bug, It's a Feature" now online. http://t.co/fM2kyW4g6o

[Roberto Minelli @robertominelli]

Andrian Marcus : "It's better picking 5 random words than using LSI for summarizing text." #asds2013 LOL!

[Andreas Zeller @AndreasZeller]

33.8% of "bug" reports actually refer to features (not bugs), impacting bug prediction: http://t.co/HTJTCZR9 (just accepted at @icse2013)