DERED Enhances Third-Party Library Detection
Original title: DERED: Enhancing Third-Party Library Detection in Binaries via Deceptive Reuse Mitigation
DERED mitigates deceptive reuse for improved TPL detection in binaries.
The paper introduces deceptive reuse as a misleading relationship in TPL code sharing. DERED is a novel approach that distinguishes real reuse from deceptive reuse. This enhances accuracy in third-party library detection for binary analysis.
- Deceptive reuse concept defined
- Novel distinction method proposed
- Improves TPL detection in binaries
- Addresses misleading reuse relationships
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1 min read at arxiv.orgThis paper introduces the concept of deceptive reuse a misleading reuse relationship between recipient software that share common TPL code and proposes a novel approach, DERED, to enhance TPL detection by distinguishing between real reuse and deceptive reuse.
By Shengjia Chang · arxiv.org
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