BinärebeneTests
BinärebeneTests, often shortened to BET, refers to a class of tests used in computer science, particularly within the realm of software development and security. These tests are designed to evaluate the behavior of programs or systems when presented with binary data inputs that might fall outside expected or valid ranges. The core idea is to probe the application's robustness by feeding it "edge cases" or potentially malformed binary sequences.
The objective of BinärebeneTests is to uncover vulnerabilities such as buffer overflows, integer overflows, unexpected program
The term "Binärebene" translates from German to "binary level," emphasizing that these tests operate at the fundamental