Hardening Linux's C Code: A Rewrite-and-Verify Loop
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Hardening Linux's C Code: A Rewrite-and-Verify Loop > Extract Linux C parser, rewrite safely in Rust, differential-fuzz for match, prove no OOB in Lean; helped fix UVC overflow.
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