Microsoft has open-sourced the fuzzing tool it uses to scour its own code for potential security vulnerabilities.

Fuzzing is a way of testing software by feeding it random inputs in the hope it fails in revealing ways. The technique is widely admired because it gets results and can be automated.

The tool Microsoft has released is called “OneFuzz” and the company says it is “the testing framework used by Microsoft Edge, Windows, and teams across Microsoft is now available to developers around the world.”

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