A Large-scale Empirical Study on the Generalizability of Disclosed Java Library Vulnerability Exploits
A Large-scale Empirical Study on the Generalizability of Disclosed Java Library Vulnerability Exploits explores Automate Java library vulnerability detection by migrating and applying existing exploits across versions, significantly improving accuracy over current tools.. Commercial viability score: 7/10 in Software Supply Chain Security.
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