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Developing, disguising software bugs can help cybersecurity

By Research Advancement • Aug 26, 2015 • Research In The News•   

The Underhanded C competition, run by Binghamton researcher Scott Craver, rewards contestants who can camouflage the most malicious software vulnerability. And it’s meant to make all software more secure, The Christian Science Monitor reports.

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