The field of cybersecurity and software vulnerability detection is rapidly evolving, with a focus on developing innovative solutions to combat emerging threats. Recent research has highlighted the importance of secure coding practices, with studies demonstrating the effectiveness of code property graphs and machine learning techniques in detecting software vulnerabilities. Additionally, the development of new frameworks and tools, such as CleanStack and InfraFix, has improved the efficiency and accuracy of vulnerability detection and repair. The use of post-quantum algorithms and the analysis of cryptographic usages in modern software have also become key areas of research, with the goal of enhancing the security and resilience of software systems. Noteworthy papers in this area include 'CleanStack: A New Dual-Stack for Defending Against Stack-Based Memory Corruption Attacks' and 'InfraFix: Technology-Agnostic Repair of Infrastructure as Code', which introduce novel approaches to stack protection and infrastructure repair.
Advances in Cybersecurity and Software Vulnerability Detection
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Understanding the Changing Landscape of Automotive Software Vulnerabilities: Insights from a Seven-Year Analysis
Fingerprinting Implementations of Cryptographic Primitives and Protocols that Use Post-Quantum Algorithms
Enhancing Software Vulnerability Detection Using Code Property Graphs and Convolutional Neural Networks
Substation Bill of Materials: A Novel Approach to Managing Supply Chain Cyber-risks on IEC 61850 Digital Substations
In the Magma chamber: Update and challenges in ground-truth vulnerabilities revival for automatic input generator comparison