ESEC/FSE 2021 (series) / Student Research Competition /
SMT Solver Testing with Type and Grammar Based Mutation
Thu 26 Aug 2021 17:50 - 18:00 - Student Research Competition
Fri 27 Aug 2021 05:50 - 06:00 - Student Research Competition
Fri 27 Aug 2021 05:50 - 06:00 - Student Research Competition
Satisfiability Modulo Theories (SMT) solvers are at the core of many software advances such as program analysis and verification which are highly safety-critical. Hence, to ensure the correctness of the solvers, there have been multiple fuzzing campaigns targeting different logics since 2009. In this paper, we propose a generative type-aware mutation strategy, which is a generalization of a type-aware operator mutation. We have realized the generative type-aware mutation and reported 158 bugs in Z3 and CVC4 including bugs from the versions released as early as 2016 in five months.
Thu 26 AugDisplayed time zone: Athens change
Thu 26 Aug
Displayed time zone: Athens change
17:00 - 18:00 | |||
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17:50 10mTalk | SMT Solver Testing with Type and Grammar Based Mutation Student Research Competition Jiwon Park École Polytechnique DOI |
Fri 27 AugDisplayed time zone: Athens change
Fri 27 Aug
Displayed time zone: Athens change
05:00 - 06:00 | |||
05:00 10mTalk | PorkFuzz: Testing Stateful Software-Defined Network Applications with Property Graphs Student Research Competition Chaofan Shou University of California at Santa Barbara DOI | ||
05:10 10mTalk | A Qualitative Study of Cleaning in Jupyter Notebooks Student Research Competition Helen Dong Carnegie Mellon University DOI | ||
05:20 10mTalk | Contextualizing Toxicity in Open Source: A Qualitative Study Student Research Competition Sophie Cohen Wesleyan University DOI | ||
05:30 10mTalk | Does Reusing Pre-trained NLP Model Propagate Bugs? Student Research Competition Mohna Chakraborty Iowa State University DOI | ||
05:40 10mTalk | Accelerating Redundancy-Based Program Repair via Code Representation Learning and Adaptive Patch Filtering Student Research Competition Chen Yang Tianjin University DOI | ||
05:50 10mTalk | SMT Solver Testing with Type and Grammar Based Mutation Student Research Competition Jiwon Park École Polytechnique DOI |