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Untidy is a Python-based XML fuzzer. It takes XML data as input and generates a set of modified, potentially invalid XML data based on the source input.
In a nutshell, fuzzing testing, is a software testing technique that sends random inputs to an application. If the target application contains a vulnerability that can lead to a [...]
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