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fuzzing

UK
/ˈfʌzɪŋ/
US
/ˈfʌzɪŋ/

Translations

fuzzinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈfʌz.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈfʌz.ɪŋ/
Used attributively in computing and more generally as a present-participle adjective.
de fuzzingInformatique, cybersécurité.
Several fuzzing frameworks offer ready-made corpora and mutation strategies.
Plusieurs frameworks de fuzzing proposent des corpus prêts à l’emploi et des stratégies de mutation.
Additional translations
parasitéSon ou image déformés.
Synonyms
muffling
softening
clouding
obscuring
blurring
de-focusing
speckling
muddying
distorting
frizzing
fraying
pixelating
fuzzingnoun
fuzzingInformatique, cybersécurité.
The development team used fuzzing to identify potential security flaws in the application before its release.
L’équipe de développement a utilisé le fuzzing pour identifier d’éventuelles failles de sécurité dans l’application avant sa publication.
Synonyms
cloudiness
mist
fuzz
haze
blurring
fuzzverb

fuzzing

Gerund

fuzzed
Past Simple
fuzzed
Past Participle
fuzzing
Gerund
UK
/fʌz/
US
/fʌz/
The rain began to fuzz the outlines of the distant mountains.
La pluie a commencé à brouiller les contours des montagnes lointaines.
se pelucherSe dit surtout des tissus et vêtements.
The sweater started to fuzz after several washes.
Le pull a commencé à se pelucher après plusieurs lavages.
Additional translations
fuzzerMusique ; emprunt technique.
Synonyms
smudge
blur
mist
cloud
obscure

Definitions

fuzzinggerund / present participle
Relating to or involving the testing technique of fuzzing.
Several fuzzing frameworks offer ready-made corpora and mutation strategies.
Producing a fuzzy or distorted effect, especially of sound or appearance.
The old speaker emitted a faint, fuzzing buzz.
fuzzingnoun
The process of testing software by providing invalid, unexpected, or random data inputs to find security vulnerabilities and bugs.
The development team used fuzzing to identify potential security flaws in the application before its release.
fuzzverb
To make something unclear or indistinct.
The rain began to fuzz the outlines of the distant mountains.
To cover or become covered with fine, light fibers or hair.
The sweater started to fuzz after several washes.
To apply a fuzz effect to (an electric guitar or similar instrument), producing a distorted tone.
The guitarist fuzzed his signal for a more aggressive sound.
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