Yeah, it's been very strange being on the other side of that after 10 years in academia! But it's totally reasonable for people to be skeptical when there's a bunch of money sloshing around.
I'll see if I can get time to do a paper to accompany the BH talk. And hopefully the agent traces of individual vulns will also help.
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I think you're fine, most people don't take the paper bit seriously. It's not due until the end of July regardless (you don't need a paper to submit for the CFP).
The scramble to get your paper done in time is traditional! (And why my final paper for the onity lock hack ended up with an entire section I decided was better off left unsaid; woops)
Hmm, is that really true? I spoke at BH last year and was not required to submit a paper.
And based on the briefings link, there surely isn't a paper link, only slides and tool.
I remember your work on seeding vulnerabilities into C programs. I didnt know you got into AI-assisted pentesting. I already have more confidence in the product. :)
Like any "AI" article, this is an ad.
If you are willing to tolerate a high false positive rate, you can as well use Rational Purify or various analyzers.