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TraceVIC: Causal Reasoning over Code Evolution for Identifying Vulnerability-Inducing Commits
Software vulnerabilities are often discovered long after they are introduced, making it difficult to identify the vulnerability-inducing commit (VIC) responsible for introducing the underlying vulnerable condition. Existing VIC identification techniques largely rely on git blame to trace vulnerable
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