USENIX Security 24 - Large Language Models for Code Analysis: Do LLMs Really Do Their Job? @UsenixOrg
USENIX Security 24 - Large Language Models for Code Analysis: Do LLMs Really Do Their Job? @UsenixOrg
Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
USENIX Security 24 - Large Language Models for Code Analysis: Do LLMs Really Do Their Job?NSDI 26 - Cost-effective and Reliable Global Internet Peering with Programmable SwitchesSREcon26 Americas - Intelligent Load Balancing in KubernetesNSDI 26 - Mortise: Auto-tuning Congestion Control to Optimize QoE via Network-Aware ParameterNSDI 26 - Latency-Aware Caching with Delayed Hits: From Bursty Traffic to Pipeline ArchitecturesNSDI 26 - HydraServe: Minimizing Cold Start Latency for Serverless LLM Serving in Public CloudsNSDI 26 - Medley: Optimizing Midgress Bandwidth for Commercial Live Streaming CDNsNSDI 26 - Checkmate: Zero Performance Overhead Model Checkpointing via Network Gradient ReplicationPEPR 26 - Shadow Data in Tool Calls: The Privacy Leak Hiding in Plain SightSREcon26 Americas - The Zero Trust Odyssey: Our Journey to Modernize Internal AccessNSDI 26 - Geminet: Learning the Duality-based Topology-Agnostic Update Operator for Lightweight...NSDI 26 - Observability Is Eating Your Cores: Fine-Grained Analysis of Microservice Metrics with...
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USENIX Security '24 - Large Language Models for Code Analysis: Do LLMs Really Do Their Job?

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