The Seven Turrets of Babel¶
Momot, F., Bratus, S., Hallberg, S. M., & Patterson, M. L. (2016). The Seven Turrets of Babel: A Taxonomy of LangSec Errors and How to Expunge Them. 2016 IEEE Cybersecurity Development (SecDev), 45-52.
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Mechanisms¶
- Fuzz Testing Against Acceptance Boundary
- … that keeps it honest is to track boundary coverage rather than pass/fail, keep the fuzzer running continuously so new inputs keep yielding new findings, treat every wrong-accept as both a defect to fix and a case to preserve, and follow the language-theoretic discipline of validating input fully before acting on it.
This sourcePrescribes explicit input grammars, full validation before use, and rejection of nonconforming input before application logic proceeds.
- … that keeps it honest is to track boundary coverage rather than pass/fail, keep the fuzzer running continuously so new inputs keep yielding new findings, treat every wrong-accept as both a defect to fix and a case to preserve, and follow the language-theoretic discipline of validating input fully before acting on it.
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