The Workshop on Software Understanding and Reverse Engineering (SURE). Co-located at ACM CCS 2026 in The Hague.
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We are thrilled to announce that the workshop on Software Understanding and Reverse Engineering (SURE) is back for its second iteration, co-located with ACM CCS in The Hague!
We invite the community to submit their research to SURE:
sure-workshop.org/cfp/
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📢 We hit snooze! You have until June 30th to get your paper in. 📄
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⏰Deadline approaching! We'd love to see your awesome work, so get it in by June 19th, 11:59 pm AoE.
sure26.hotcrp.com/
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We are thrilled to announce that the workshop on Software Understanding and Reverse Engineering (SURE) is back for its second iteration, co-located with ACM CCS in The Hague!
We invite the community to submit their research to SURE:
sure-workshop.org/cfp/
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Help us move the needle on securing the next generation of software. We’re looking for awesome research on decompilation, agentic AI approaches, benchmarking, and program visualization & metrics and more.
Check out the CFP: sure-workshop.org/cfp/
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We thank our amazing organizers for their support. None of this would be possible without them:
sure-workshop.org/organizers…
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Reflecting on the success of our first SURE and beginning the planning for the next year!
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17 Oct 2025
CCS has come to a close, and so has the first-ever SURE Workshop. We want to thank the authors, the PC, @moyix, our panel, and CCS for making SURE a success. We felt the support for this research area (the room was packed out for more than half the day).
See you all next year!
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Also, go read some of the papers:
sure-workshop.org/papers/
Keep, a lookout for our executive summary of papers/discussions/conclusions at SURE 2025 for those who could not attend IRL. We will post it in the coming days.
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Finally, stay in touch. We have an associated Discord (unorthodox, we know) to connect academics and practitioners: discord.gg/eVySXH7ZQ8
In fact, some of the attendees this year only made it due to the outreach on Discord. Come and chat!
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13 Oct 2025
On our last presented work at SURE, we have Noriki Sakamoto presenting "Toward Inferring Structural Semantics from Binary Code Using Graph Neural Networks"
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In the special sub-area of type inferencing on binary code, Noriki's work explores the recovery of structs and how different GNN architectures may have better performance.
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13 Oct 2025
We're so back, and on our last session: Applications & Future Work.
Changyu "Thomason" Zhao is presenting "LibIHT: A Hardware-Based Approach to Efficient and Evasion-Resistant Dynamic Binary Analysis".
He is presenting virtually.
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Indeed, LibIHT is more robust. They achieve better results on binaries that attempt to evade their analysis.
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13 Oct 2025
We're on our last talk of the session, remaining with the obfuscation topic. Dongpeng Xu is presenting "DEBRA: A Real-World Benchmark For Evaluating Deobfuscation Methods" in the place of Zheyun Feng.
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Now, you got your crazy code, how do you select which functions in the code to obfuscate and evaluate on?
Functions must be "sensitive" and "central". Sensitive: has sensitive info like a uid or gid or a password. Central: many other functions should depend on it (calls).
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