security-conference-paper-skills

Use when generating a security conference paper draft that should preserve the existing sec-conf-write and sec-conf-plot workflows, produce a full English draft with figures first, then produce a Chinese text-only mirror draft while leaving figure assets unchanged. Use for bilingual ACM CCS, NDSS, IEEE S&P, USENIX Security, RAID, ACSAC, and similar security-paper drafting workflows where the user provides fixed English and Chinese headings.

Create publication-ready figures, charts, and diagrams for computer security conference papers and security research reports. Use when Codex needs to design or generate plots from security experiment results, vulnerability/attack workflows, system or threat-model diagrams, RQ result charts, evaluation figures, or LaTeX-ready visual assets for venues such as USENIX Security, IEEE S&P, ACM CCS, NDSS, RAID, ACSAC, or security workshops.

Security conference paper writing, rewriting, outlining, and reviewer-style critique for ACM CCS, NDSS, IEEE S&P, and USENIX Security. Use when Codex needs to draft or revise security paper abstracts, introductions, threat models, vulnerability definitions, empirical-study sections, methods, evaluations, security impact, responsible disclosure, ethics, artifacts, rebuttals, or pre-submission checks. Also use when a user asks for top-tier security conference writing guidance, section blueprints, reviewer expectations, or venue-aware paper positioning.