Untargeted Code Authorship Evasion with Seq2Seq Transformation
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Abstract (arXiv)
Code authorship attribution is the problem of identifying authors of programming language codes through the stylistic features in their codes, a topic that recently witnessed significant interest with outstanding performance. In this work, we present SCAE, a code authorship obfuscation technique that leverages a Seq2Seq code transformer called StructCoder. SCAE customizes StructCoder, a system designed initially for function-level code translation from one language to another (e.g., Java to C#), using transfer learning. SCAE improved the efficiency at a slight accuracy degradation compared to existing work. We also reduced the processing time by about 68% while maintaining an 85% transformation success rate and up to 95.77% evasion success rate in the untargeted setting.
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- 2019Misleading Authorship Attribution of Source Code using Adversarial Learningcited by 33
- 2022StructCoder: Structure-Aware Transformer for Code Generationcited by 33
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- 2022RoPGen: Towards Robust Code Authorship Attribution via Automatic Coding Style Transformationcited by 13
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