March 17, 2022, 1:20 a.m. | Triet H. M. Le, M. Ali Babar

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Many studies have developed Machine Learning (ML) approaches to detect
Software Vulnerabilities (SVs) in functions and fine-grained code statements
that cause such SVs. However, there is little work on leveraging such detection
outputs for data-driven SV assessment to give information about exploitability,
impact, and severity of SVs. The information is important to understand SVs and
prioritize their fixing. Using large-scale data from 1,782 functions of 429 SVs
in 200 real-world projects, we investigate ML models for automating
function-level SV assessment …

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