The application relates to the technical field of
network security and
artificial intelligence, and specifically discloses a damage
vulnerability sample generation method based on self-consistent explanation, which first extracts damage scene features from multi-source situation data, maps the features into a structured thinking chain of syllogistic
logical reasoning of a forced
large model according to
vulnerability principle-triggering condition-damage consequence, generates codes after establishing a complete cause-effect chain from the source constraint model, and avoids statistical probability-driven shallow
imitation. Subsequently, the generated code segments and mechanism assertion texts are respectively subjected to static topology reverse deduction and semantic coding, cross self-consistency
verification is realized by calculating
cosine similarity, and false defect samples are filtered. Further, an
attack chain cascading dependence graph and link propagation enhancement scoring are introduced, the cause-effect conduction relationship among samples is brought into evaluation,
false rejection of
attack chain bridging nodes and false retention of logically contradictory samples are avoided, and finally a high-fidelity
vulnerability sample
library that can be used for multi-level damage scene testing in an industrial field is generated.