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Locate, Then Reason: End-to-End Patch Presence Testing in Stripped Binaries
Binary patch presence testing (PPT) determines whether a security fix is present in a stripped binary. Prior systems often assume that patch-relevant code is known or successfully matched. Function-level matching is brittle to compilation changes, inlining, finite model context, and missing usage co
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