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Dinil Mon Divakaran

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#small language model Preprint Oct 2026

DarKnight: Retrieval-Guided Agentic Framework for Breaking Dark Web CAPTCHA Gates

DarKnight, a self-improving agentic framework designed to run on a single workstation GPU inside an investigator's Tor crawler and solve CAPTCHAs with small, locally hosted open-weight VLMs that no provider decision can withdraw, without per-market training or third-party services is presented.

Bing-Hui Wu, Yeo Zi Yi, Darren Tan et al. · 0 citations
Review Oct 2026

SoK: Are LLMs Reliable at Source Code Recovery? A Taxonomy and Empirical Evaluation

Effective source recovery is critical to security applications such as malware analysis, vulnerability assessment, and legacy maintenance. Large Language Models (LLMs) are reshaping this field, shifting the paradigm away from rule-based heuristics to probabilistic and high fidelity semantic recovery of source code from...

Varun Kohli, Bing-Cheng Lee, Nur Hazim Ghazali et al. · 0 citations
#artificial intelligence Preprint Sep 2026

The Tokens Remember: When Tokenization Bypasses Knowledge Editing and Unlearning

Toketive is introduced, a simple yet powerful reference-free attack that exploits the tokenization-based side channel to detect modified knowledge and reconstruct the corresponding pre-edit response and shows that localized modifications should not be treated as robust knowledge-control boundaries without adversarial e...

Manit Baser, Aditya Nawal, Dinil Mon Divakaran et al. · 0 citations
Review Aug 2026

Drishti: AI-Led Human-Directed Vulnerability Auditing for 5G Cores

Candidate generation for open-source vulnerabilities is no longer scarce. AI-assisted code review now produces defect candidates cheaply, and industry programs pair them with expert human triage. The remaining scarcity is validation and impact assessment, and the gap is largest in critical-infrastructure software like...

Sriram Ramachandran, Levente Csikor, Dinil Mon Divakaran · 0 citations
Preprint Aug 2026

CHISEL-ing Back Source Code with AI-enabled Iterative Recovery

This work presents CHISEL, a test suite-free framework to iteratively recover source code from Ghidra-derived pseudo-C, and systematically evaluates CHISEL for compilation and semantic recovery, feedback oracle soundness, and iteration overhead on 120 ExeBench functions compiled for the x86-64 architecture.

Varun Kohli, N. Raghava, B. Sikdar et al. · 2 citations

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