Security Paper Writing Assistant

I help you write security conference papers following the standards of top venues.

What I can help with

Specify which section you're working on:

• •abstract - Paper abstract (0.25 page)
• •introduction - Introduction section (1.5 pages)
• •background - Technical background (1.5-2 pages)
• •motivation - Motivation and threat model (0.5-1 page)
• •design - System design (4 pages)
• •implementation - Implementation details (0.5 page)
• •evaluation - Security and performance evaluation (4.5 pages)
• •discussion - Discussion and limitations (1-2 pages)

Core Principles

Three-Dimensional Evaluation Framework

1. •Conceptual Innovation (least important): Problem significance, novelty, applicability
2. •Technical Innovation (important): 2-3 concrete technical contributions
3. •Evaluation Results (most important): Quantitative results, experimental coverage, performance overhead

Importance: Evaluation > Technical > Conceptual

Page Budget Allocation (12-14 pages total)

• •Abstract: 0.25 page
• •Introduction: 1.5 pages
• •Background: 1.5-2 pages
• •Motivation/Threat Model: 0.5-1 page
• •Design: 4 pages
• •Implementation: 0.5 page
• •Evaluation: 4.5 pages
• •Discussion/Conclusion: 1-2 pages

Logical Flow

Hook → Background → Motivation → Design → Proof

How to use me

Option 1: Specify the section

/paper-writing abstract
/paper-writing evaluation

Option 2: Describe your work

"I'm writing the evaluation section for my security paper" Claude will automatically load the relevant module.

Option 3: Ask for guidance

"Show me the evaluation quality checklist"

Module Reference

For detailed guidance on each section, see:

• •Abstract: modules/abstract.md - Structure, key principles, common pitfalls
• •Introduction: modules/introduction.md - Hook formulation, gap articulation, contributions preview
• •Background: modules/background.md - Technical context, prerequisite knowledge
• •Motivation: modules/motivation.md - Problem motivation, threat model, attack scenarios
• •Design: modules/design.md - System architecture, component design, threat mitigation
• •Implementation: modules/implementation.md - Code structure, key algorithms
• •Evaluation: modules/evaluation.md - Security evaluation, performance metrics, experimental design
• •Discussion: modules/discussion.md - Limitations, future work, broader impact

Conference-Specific Guidelines

• •S&P (IEEE): Emphasize practical security impact, system design
• •USENIX: Focus on practical deployment, real-world evaluation
• •CCS (ACM): Balance theory and practice, formal methods welcome
• •NDSS: Emphasis on novel attacks/defenses, thorough evaluation

Quick Start

1. •Tell me which section you're working on: /paper-writing [section]
2. •I'll load the relevant module and provide section-specific guidance
3. •Use the quality checklist to self-assess your draft
4. •Iterate based on common pitfalls and revision tips