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Tutorial Update #22

Closed alessiogambi closed 11 months ago

alessiogambi commented 1 year ago

@rrtorrubiano Hi, we got new data for the tutorial by CISPA. Could you add that to the tutorial page?

First part of the tutorial:

Title: Fuzz Testing for Security Abstract: In this talk, I will give an overview of our recent results in randomized testing ("fuzzing") and present some of the techniques we have developed in recent years. These include fuzzing complex software systems such as operating system kernels, hypervisors, and interpreters using various testing methods. I will also discuss how fuzzing relates to games such as Super Mario Bros. or Sokoban.

Second part of the tutorial:

Title: SoKotHban: A King-of-the-Hill-style Search Optimisation Competition Abstract: Sokoban, a puzzle game developed in the early 1980s, has proven to be a challenging search optimisation problem often aligned with autonomous agent research. The eponymous "warehouse keeper" attempts to move crates into desired positions, often encountering difficult terrain and situations as crates the players themselves have moved block the path. These puzzles prove to be difficult for humans and computers alike, and general-purpose solving for Sokoban puzzles is PSPACE-complete as shown by previous research. To improve the academic understanding of the problem, we propose a King-of-the-Hill (KotH) competition in which competitors develop both automated puzzle solvers and generators. With this, we hope to identify what puzzle features weaken which optimisation strategies, what strategies can be used to defeat new challenges, and observe specialised adversarial techniques to target and disrupt tactics employed by various competitors.

alessiogambi commented 1 year ago

We also have a confirmation that there will be a second tutorial by Annibale Panichella: Annibale Panichella, TU Delft, Netherlands

rrtorrubiano commented 1 year ago

Hi @alessiogambi, who is the author of the first tutorial? And should I already include Annibale in the tutorials page or wait until there is a tutorial description?

alessiogambi commented 1 year ago

@rrtorrubiano The authors of the first tutorial are Thorsten Holz and Addison Crump, CISPA, Germany

Please, also include Annibale's tutorial, with Title, Bio, Abstract as "Coming Soon"

When the page is updated, I'll remind Annibale

rrtorrubiano commented 11 months ago

Changes done. If Thorsten or Addison want to have a pic, please notify me.