In the next ASE 2024 session, we will present our paper on reducing time-to-fix fuzzer bugs (cc Franjo Ivancic, Filip Niksic). This is the result of my sabbatical leave Google NYC.

I'm still hiring! Looking for an engineering manager in Sunnyvale, CA, USA. Details: careers.google.com/jobs/results/8… (And happy new year everyone!)

My team in Sunnyvale is hiring to work on SiliFuzz. Are you interested in advancing the state of the Fuzzing technology? Do you like doing low-level work with CPUs, OS kernels, Emulators, and compilers? Want to work on a modern C++ code base (soon to be open-sourced)?

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We have started building the "Open Source Maintenance Crew", an engineering team that will work closely with upstream maintainers on improving the security of critical OSS projects. Google Brazil, the next Security Innovation Hub will host this team - careers.google.com/jobs/results/?…

The FuzzTest framework (github.com/google/fuzztes…) by Google looks great: "it is targeted for developers (instead of security researchers) that focuses on ease of use". Based on my understanding, developers can write fuzz tests using familiar syntaxes but they "subsume" unit tests.

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You can now read the entire text of our “Building Secure and Reliable Systems” book in HTML. Find the book online at the Google #SRE website and in print from @oreillymedia. The book features contributions from experts in #security and #reliability google.smh.re/2igB

Excited to share this blogpost about our LLM-based code repair work amongst other capabilities described by our collaborators: ai.googleblog.com/2023/05/large-…

Super exciting work by many at Google to push forward ML models that help with many aspects of the software development process. Not just simple code completion, but fixing compilation errors, suggesting test cases, helping w/ code review comments, and all kinds of other things.

Devs, coders, engineers, data scientists, all people who love to code - how can we make Bard better for you in 2024?

Calling all students who are interested in AI & Cybersecurity! Come to Google Munich on February 14 for the Research Day on AI and Cybersecurity! rsvp.withgoogle.com/events/2024-mu…

The Google PhD Fellowship Program directly supports PhD students in CS and related fields. Deadline for 2024 applications is May 8. The application process is a bit complex, so please read the instructions (including the FAQ) carefully and SOON at research.google/outreach/phd-f…

Thank you for the kind words, Vaibhav Tulsyan ! You were a key contributor to the success of this project. It was a great cross-functional team effort. And it's been gratifying to see the internal impact over the past year - and nice to see it highlighted in this talk.

Today on the blog, read all about how automatically repairing non-building code increases productivity and appears to introduce no detectable negative impact on code safety, provided that high quality training data and responsible monitoring are employed →goo.gle/4b9Hm0w

Excited to share a new blog on ML-based repair for build errors at Google! We found that automatically repairing build errors in the IDE increases productivity as measured by overall task completion with no detectable negative impact on code safety!

Bug hunters, rejoice! We've increased Google Mobile VRP rewards by up to 10x; combined with our new quality-based modifiers, this means we're offering rewards of up to $450,000 for your reports 💸💸💸. bughunters.google.com/blog/579219202…

Congratulations to Rajeev Alur! sigact.org/prizes/knuth/c…

Today I'm excited to share with you all that our security AI Agent called "Big Sleep" has found its first vulnerability in an open-source codebase! This has been a great collaborative effort between Google DeepMind and Google Project Zero. googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2024/10/from-n…