120 Domain-Specific Languages for Security (Supplementary Material)

120 Domain-Specific Languages for Security (Supplementary Material) This is the supplementary material for our survey of 120 security DSLs, published in the ACM Computing Surveys. It includes the Python script for collecting papers and a spreadsheet containing the papers considered in the different phases of the review, the raw labels of the security DSLs studied, the categorizations of the labels, and the statistics over the identified categories. Please cite the paper as follows: Markus Krausz, Sven Peldszus, Francesco Regazzoni, Thorsten Berger, Tim Güneysu (2025). 120 Domain-Specific Languages for Security. ACM Computing Surveys (CSUR) The spreadsheet is structured into multiple sheets as follows: Sampling process: Statistics of the sampling process Papers: Details of the papers identified in the initial search, and the decision of whether to keep them for full review in column I Papers-backward: The papers identified by one round of backward snowballing, and the decision of whether to keep them for full review in column I DSLs: Detailed labeling of all identified DSLs, including free-text labels and categorizations. Statistics: Statistics over the DSLs based on the categories identified per studied aspect Statistics per cat: Statistics over the identified aspects in relation to the security categories identified Correlations: Correlations between different aspects studied Venues: A categorization of the venues at which the studied papers have been published Phases: A visualization of the phases relevant to the security DSLs studied