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From: caprinux <123jinkai@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 18 Nov 2023 17:45:11 +0800
Subject: [PATCH] nitpick fix formatting issues

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-**Talk Title: Practical Application of Fuzzing -- Finding CVE-2021-3376
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-#### Description
+**Talk Title: Practical Application of Fuzzing -- Finding CVE-2021-3376**
 
 [Download Slides](/secwed-slides/ay2324s1/practical%20application%20of%20fuzzing.pdf)
 
+#### Description
+
 Yi Tian is a current member of NUS Greyhats, and a former intern of Star Labs. During his internship with Star Labs, he wrote fuzzers and harnesses and found an information disclosure vulnerability in Windows Media Foundation, CVE-2021-33760. Fuzzing is often misunderstood and through this presentation, we hope to enlighten you on just what goes into building a harness and running a fuzzer. We'll also take a quick look at a real-world CVE discovered using a fuzzer, shedding light on the practical application of fuzzers.
 
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