How to Find Bugs In Java at Scale With CI Fuzz CLI and JUnit | Code Intelligence

In this video, I demonstrate how to use CI Fuzz CLI, a simple and easy-to-use fuzz testing tool, to find unexpected bugs and vulnerabilities in Java software. I walk through the process of setting up and running a fuzz test, including creating a configuration file, adding dependencies to a Maven project, and writing JUnit-compatible fuzz tests. If you're interested in learning more about fuzz testing as a complementary approach to unit testing, this video is for you.

Content:
00:00 Introduction
00:31 Can You Spot the Bug?
03:11 Use Case: Fuzz Testing vs. Unit Testing
09:01 Use Case: Finding SQL Injections With JUnit Compatible Fuzz Tests

Links and Resources:
- Tool: CI Fuzz CLI
- Blog: What is Fuzz Testing
- Blog: What Bugs Can You Find With Fuzz Testing?
- Blog: Fuzzing Java Application With CI Fuzz CLI

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Is it possible to integrate own sanitizers / bug detectors as described in the Jazzer documentation into the fuzzing process when using CI Fuzz CLI or Junit 5 to integrate Jazzer?
And if so, is there any documentation regarding this?
Edit: I use Maven as Build-Tool