Microsoft
OrganizationMicrosoft is cited in a 2022 GLSVLSI paper as one of the organizations, alongside Google, that launched large-scale cloud-based fuzzing services in recognition of fuzzing's success as a software verification and testing technique.
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Last seen 5/25/2026
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Microsoft is referenced in the technical literature on coverage-guided fuzzing as an organization that has launched large-scale cloud-based fuzzing services. The cited 2022 GLSVLSI paper presents this as part of the broader success of fuzzing in the software domain, where fuzzing is described as effective, versatile, and comparatively easy to use for generating test inputs. [C1]
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[1] Microsoft is referenced in relation to large-scale cloud-based fuzzing services in a 2022 GLSVLSI paper, within a discussion of fuzzing's effectiveness and popularity in software verification. Efficient Cross-Level Processor Verification using Coverage-guided Fuzzing
[2] The paper states that Microsoft and Google launched large-scale cloud-based fuzzing services, and describes AFL and LLVM libFuzzer as notable coverage-guided fuzzers with strong bug-finding records. Efficient Cross-Level Processor Verification using Coverage-guided Fuzzing
[3] The paper states that fuzzing is used as a continuous testing technique in prominent software projects such as Chromium. Efficient Cross-Level Processor Verification using Coverage-guided Fuzzing
[4] The paper contrasts fuzzing's success in software with more limited hardware-domain use and proposes coverage-guided fuzzing for RTL processor verification using an Instruction Set Simulator as a reference model in cross-level co-simulation. Efficient Cross-Level Processor Verification using Coverage-guided Fuzzing