The VulGen workshop adopts a Call for Statements to welcome visionary ideas and conceptual depth alongside empirical results. Submissions must follow the SIGIR template and be within two pages. We especially value theoretical perspectives and practical system vulnerability demonstrations.

Key areas include, but are not limited to:

• Perspective Statements: Identifying new research trajectories, raising awareness of specific vulnerabilities and lacking resources, or proposing novel methodologies for vulnerability research.
• Theoretical Statements: Frameworks and models for characterizing and formalizing vulnerabilities in generative systems.
• System Vulnerability Statements: Novel attack schemas and the identification of flaws or biases within current system architectures and applications.
• User-Centric Statements: Research of how vulnerabilities of generative systems influence user behavior and information perception, with an emphasis on negative impact.
• Resource Statements: Introduction of evaluation benchmarks, platforms, or open-source tools for the community.
• Practical Demonstrations: Real-world case studies, including demonstrations of state-of-the-art attacks or exploits.
• Surveys and Reviews: Comprehensive overviews of the current landscape of generative system vulnerabilities.
• Industrial Perspectives: Hypotheses and practices regarding the real-world vulnerabilities of generative systems in production.

Selection Process

The Program Committee will evaluate submissions based on: (1) relevance to the workshop themes; (2) significance of statements; and (3) the potential to stimulate meaningful discussion.

Authors of accepted statements will be invited to present. Other authors will be invited to submit posters for engaging discussion. We also encourage researchers without accepted submissions to attend and participate, subject to venue capacity.

Submission details will be announced soon. Please check back for updates.