Training recipe boosts security in AI-generated code by improving planning and testing

SECUREVIBE uses supervised fine-tuning and post-training to enhance security behaviors, outperforming baselines on multiple benchmarks.

Big Tech
Danqing Wang · Baolin Peng · Zhepei Wei · Isadora White · Wenlin Yao · Hao Cheng · +5 more

Carnegie Mellon University · Microsoft Research · University of Virginia · University of California, San Diego

Research Digest··2 min read
The authors developed SECUREVIBE, a training recipe that explicitly targets planning and testing for code security.

The authors constructed a security suite with 4 security tasks covering various vulnerability types.

Why this paper

From Microsoft Research and 3 others · Part of Agent Security & Attacks, now 43 papers

In one line

SecureVibe improves code security in vibe coding by training agents to plan and test for security, boosting security pass@1 by 6.9 points.

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  • ✓Reports numbers on named benchmarks (3 benchmarks)

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