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Xin Xia

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Crypto×4Software Eng.×3

Frequent co-authors

Xing Hu3×
Yukai Zhao2×
Xinyu Liu1×
Yizhe Zeng1×
Wei Zhang1×
Yunpeng Li1×

Research Timeline

2026
A Large-scale Empirical Study on the Generalizability of Disclosed Java Library Vulnerability Exploits

This paper conducts a large-scale empirical study demonstrating that Java library exploits can accurately identify affected versions, achieving high recall and precision, and proposes strategies for exploit migration to improve coverage.

Triggering and Detecting Exploitable Library Vulnerability from the Client by Directed Greybox Fuzzing

The paper proposes LiveFuzz, a directed greybox fuzzing technique that detects the exploitability of third-party library vulnerabilities from client programs without requiring pre-existing proof-of-concepts.

MirageBackdoor: A Stealthy Attack that Induces Think-Well-Answer-Wrong Reasoning

MirageBackdoor introduces a novel, highly stealthy backdoor attack that forces Large Language Models to generate correct reasoning steps (Think Well) but output an incorrect final answer (Answer Wrong), bypassing existing detection methods.

Exploiting LLM Agent Supply Chains via Payload-less Skills

The paper introduces Semantic Compliance Hijacking (SCH), a novel payload-less attack that exploits LLM agent supply chains by manipulating compliance rules to force unauthorized code generation, achieving high success rates against current security tools.

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Papers

cs.CRcs.SERecentMay 14, 2026

Exploiting LLM Agent Supply Chains via Payload-less Skills

Xinyu Liu, Yukai Zhao, Xing Hu, Xin Xia

The paper introduces Semantic Compliance Hijacking (SCH), a novel payload-less attack that exploits LLM agent supply chains by manipulating compliance rules to force unauthorized code generation, achi…

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cs.CRRecentApr 8, 2026

MirageBackdoor: A Stealthy Attack that Induces Think-Well-Answer-Wrong Reasoning

Yizhe Zeng, Wei Zhang, Yunpeng Li, Juxin Xiao +2 more

MirageBackdoor introduces a novel, highly stealthy backdoor attack that forces Large Language Models to generate correct reasoning steps (Think Well) but output an incorrect final answer (Answer Wrong…

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cs.CRcs.SERecentApr 5, 2026

Triggering and Detecting Exploitable Library Vulnerability from the Client by Directed Greybox Fuzzing

Yukai Zhao, Menghan Wu, Xing Hu, Shaohua Wang +2 more

The paper proposes LiveFuzz, a directed greybox fuzzing technique that detects the exploitability of third-party library vulnerabilities from client programs without requiring pre-existing proof-of-co…

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cs.SEcs.CRRecentMar 27, 2026

A Large-scale Empirical Study on the Generalizability of Disclosed Java Library Vulnerability Exploits

Zirui Chen, Qi Zhan, Jiayuan Zhou, Xing Hu +2 more

This paper conducts a large-scale empirical study demonstrating that Java library exploits can accurately identify affected versions, achieving high recall and precision, and proposes strategies for e…

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