Extracting Compiler Provenance from Program Binaries.¶
Rosenblum, N. E., Miller, B. P., & Zhu, X. (2010). Extracting Compiler Provenance from Program Binaries. Proceedings of the 9th ACM SIGPLAN-SIGSOFT Workshop on Program Analysis for Software Tools and Engineering (PASTE), 21-28.
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Primes¶
- Production Signature
- Code style / programmer fingerprinting — naming defaults, comment style, and error-handling habits recur across a programmer's code at non-trivial attribution accuracy. Compiler / model fingerprinting — optimized binaries carry the compiler's fingerprint; large language models leave detectable statistical signatures distinguishing model families.
This sourceShows optimized binaries carry the source compiler's identifiable fingerprint, recovered at over 90% accuracy by structured learning over instruction patterns.
- Code style / programmer fingerprinting — naming defaults, comment style, and error-handling habits recur across a programmer's code at non-trivial attribution accuracy. Compiler / model fingerprinting — optimized binaries carry the compiler's fingerprint; large language models leave detectable statistical signatures distinguishing model families.
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