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Can you recommend a book on automated testing/bug discovery(without source code)?

I hear there is some kinda fuzzing algorithm, is there a book on this?

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I've heard it called "data fuzzing". On the Wikipedia page for "fuzz testing", there are some links to papers and two book references.

celion  2010-07-19 07:23:19
yes I also heard `data fuzzing` , but not as powerful as `relation fuzzing`
wamp  2010-07-19 09:13:25

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