How Can We Effectively Use LLMs for Phishing Detection?: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Large Language Model-Based Phishing Detection Models

Large language models LLMs have emerged as a promising phishing detection mechanism, addressing the limitations of traditional deep learning-based detectors, including poor generalization to previously unseen websites and a lack of interpretability. However, LLMs' effectiveness for phishing...

1 PoCo: Agentic Proof-Of-Concept Exploit Generation for Smart Contracts

Smart contracts operate in a highly adversarial environment, where vulnerabilities can lead to substantial financial losses. Thus, smart contracts are subject to security audits. In auditing, proof-of-concept PoC exploits play a critical role by demonstrating to the stakeholders that the reported...

MulVuln: Enhancing Pre-Trained LMs with Shared and Language-Specific Knowledge for Multilingual Vulnerability Detection

Software vulnerabilities SVs pose a critical threat to safety-critical systems, driving the adoption of AI-based approaches such as machine learning and deep learning for software vulnerability detection. Despite promising results, most existing methods are limited to a single programming languag...

AEAS: Actionable Exploit Assessment System

Security practitioners face growing challenges in exploit assessment, as public vulnerability repositories are increasingly populated with inconsistent and low-quality exploit artifacts. Existing scoring systems, such as CVSS and EPSS, offer limited support for this task. They either rely on...

Trace Gadgets: Minimizing Code Context for Machine Learning-Based Vulnerability Prediction

As the number of web applications and API endpoints exposed to the Internet continues to grow, so does the number of exploitable vulnerabilities. Manually identifying such vulnerabilities is tedious. Meanwhile, static security scanners tend to produce many false positives. While machine...