Special Issue Introduction 

The issue of network security has always been an important challenge in the field of information technology, and the rise of big language models has brought new opportunities and risks to this field. This special topic aims to delve into the multidimensional applications of big language models in network security, with a focus on the following two aspects: in terms of the application and challenges of big language models, we will analyze their innovative applications in threat detection, risk assessment, and automated response, while also exploring their potential security issues such as data privacy, adversarial attacks, and model reliability; In terms of security integration and future trends, explore the combination direction of big language model and network security, look forward to its application prospects in intelligent security agent, edge computing, intelligent human-computer interaction and other fields, pay special attention to how it integrates with blockchain, Internet of Things and other emerging technologies, and promote the innovative development of network security. We sincerely invite relevant research scholars and industry experts to share their research results, jointly explore the cutting-edge research of big language models in the field of network security, share the latest insights, technologies, and application practices, and promote the development of this important field.

Guest Editors

Li Hui

Professor at Peking University, Bachelor's and Master's degree holders at Tsinghua University, PhD holder at CUHK, Director of the Peking University Laboratory for Future Networks of National Major Science and Technology Infrastructure, Foreign Academician at RAEN, Member at the National Academy of Artificial Intelligence, Chief Information Scientist at the International Academician Science and Technology Innovation Center, member of the United Nations World Academy of Digital Technology Expert Committee, Chief Engineer of GW Constellation Network at Zhongguancun Military Civilian Integration Information Equipment Industry Promotion Association. The complete architecture protocol system MIN, which proposes the concept of a community with a shared future in cyberspace globally, promotes its application research and standard development in high security network systems for intelligent connected vehicles, and maintains no record of defeat in all network attack and defense competitions, including real vehicle driving challenges, with no reward given. This has eradicated the current IP network space monopoly and lack of security gene defects.

Wang Ruijin

Associate Professor/Master's Supervisor at the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, PhD/Postdoctoral Fellow, CCF Senior Member, Asia Pacific Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAIA) Member, Secretary General of ACM Chengdu Branch, Visiting Scholar at Northwestern University in the United States, and High level Overseas Study Talent in Sichuan Province. Research directions: edge computing, federated learning and security, large model and security, etc. I have successively led research projects such as National Key R&D, National Natural Science Foundation of China General Program, Postdoctoral Fund, and Sichuan Provincial Key (Major) R&D Program. Published over 40 academic papers, 4 monographs/textbooks, more than 10 invention patents, and participated in the development of 3 international and industry standards in important journals and conferences such as Software Journal and IEEE JBHI. Won the first prize of provincial scientific and technological progress, the second prize of national teaching achievements, and the first prize of the province. Guided students to win over 30 national first prize awards.

Pan Yushan

Xi'an Jiaotong Liverpool University Assistant Professor. PhD from University of Oslo, doctoral supervisor. Formerly served as a researcher and senior researcher (lifelong) at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, and as a technical consultant at Parametric Technology Corporation. My research interests mainly revolve around the interdisciplinary field of artificial intelligence and human-computer interaction, including embodied intelligence, artificial emotional intelligence, cognitive artificial intelligence and intelligent interaction, hyperspectral imaging and human-computer interaction security direction, and embedded software engineering.

Scope of Submission

• The Application of Large Language Models in Network Security

• Security Threats and Defense of Large Language Models

• Hint Engineering of Large Language Models

• Design of Intelligent Security Agent Based on Large Language Model

• Safety analysis and design of end side large model under edge computing

• Application and Security of Large Language Models in Intelligent Human Computer Interaction

• The impact, challenges, and opportunities of big language models on network security

• The integration and application of big language models with other emerging technologies

Submission type

Review paper: Frontier discussion, summary, and outlook on security analysis of large language models.

Research paper: Propose new research ideas and methods for specific research problems or application needs, and verify the effectiveness of the methods; Or propose solutions that have been experimentally validated to be superior to existing methods; Or showcase innovative new applications.

material deadline

Deadline for essay submission: January 20, 2025

Special issue planned to be published on May 20, 2025

Submission requirements

• Submission method: "Integrated Technology" official website（ http://jcjs.siat.ac.cn/jcjs/home ）Register and submit in the "Author Login" section, and select the "Large Language Model Security Analysis" column.

• The submission must be an original work that has not been publicly published in other domestic or foreign journals, databases, networks, and other media (including foreign language media), and does not involve confidential content.

• Manuscript format: Please adjust the format according to the writing standards of this journal. For specific details, please refer to the journal's submission guidelines and paper templates (see the "Author Center" and "Download Center" on the journal's official website).

• This journal does not charge author page fees or review fees. Once a manuscript is published, it will be paid according to the journal's standards and a sample publication will be given as a gift.

Journal Introduction

Director: Chinese Academy of Sciences

Sponsored by: Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Science Press

Publisher: Science Press

Issue: bimonthly ISSN: 2095-3135CN: 44-1691/T

Integrated Technology (CN 44-1691/T, ISSN 2095-313) is a comprehensive academic journal of science and engineering under the leadership of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and sponsored by the Chinese Academy of Sciences Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology and the Science Press. With the purpose of promoting interdisciplinary integrated innovation, promoting the exchange and transformation of scientific research achievements and practical applications, it is committed to information technology, biotechnology and other interdisciplinary integrated innovation. Its fields include but are not limited to: big data and smart cities, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things, health and medicine, new energy and new materials. If you want to learn more details, please visit our official website: http://jcjs.siat.ac.cn/jcjs/home .