Comment by saagarjha

How do you see your work being used? I only skimmed the paper, but it seems like Fuzzification hinders fuzzing but doesn't actually solve the issues that fuzzing would expose, which makes it seem ripe for misuse by "lazy" teams that aren't willing to fix the underlying issues but see it as a way to obfuscate their vulnerabilities away. For open source projects I can see attackers just fuzzing unmitigated binaries they compile themselves and translating these techniques to release versions, and for closed source projects security is predicated on the original authors running fuzzers themselves and actually acting on the results they find (which has historically been a smaller and less motivated group in fixing vulnerabilities).