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HardSecBench: Benchmarking the Security Awareness of LLMs for Hardware Code Generation
Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly used for hardware and firmware code generation, but existing studies primarily evaluate functional correctness while largely overlooking security. However, LLM-generated code that appears functionally sound may embed security flaws which could induce cat
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