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WebAssembly Runtimes Fuzzing #9

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fix typo wasm proposal
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pventuzelo committed Mar 24, 2020
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* **Legal Structure:** Patrick Ventuzelo, 113 grande rue, 91290 Arpajon, FRANCE
* **Team's Experience:**

Patrick is an Independent Security Researcher specialized in vulnerability research, fuzzing, reverse engineering and program analysis. He is teacher of two training respectively about WebAssembly Security and Rust Security.
Patrick is an Independent Security Researcher specialized in vulnerability research, fuzzing, reverse engineering and program analysis. He is teacher of two training respectively about [WebAssembly Security](https://webassembly-security.com/wasm-security-training/) and [Rust Security](https://webassembly-security.com/rust-security-training/).

Patrick found hundred of bugs in opensource projects mainly inside WebAssembly VMs and parsers. He is the author of [Octopus](https://github.com/pventuzelo/octopus), one of the first open-source security analysis tool supporting WebAssembly and multiple Blockchain smart contracts bytecode to help researchers perform closed-source analysis.

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