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minus-squareArthur BesseOPMlinkfedilinkEnglish10•10 hours agoof all the things i hate about LLMs, getting vulnerabilities in important software like linux discovered and fixed is not one of them
minus-square@vaionko@sopuli.xyzlinkfedilink4•3 hours agoYeah. As horrible as LLMs are in many ways, finding vulnerabilities is something they’re great at. It’s absolutely a good thing that a good actor with an LLM finds a vulnerability before a bad actor with or without such tools.
minus-square@Beangut@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink6•10 hours agoThe exploitable code has been in the kernel since 4.4… Fuck LLMs and the horse they rode in on but I have to admit the vulns and decompiling capability of them is pretty impressive.
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of all the things i hate about LLMs, getting vulnerabilities in important software like linux discovered and fixed is not one of them
Yeah. As horrible as LLMs are in many ways, finding vulnerabilities is something they’re great at.
It’s absolutely a good thing that a good actor with an LLM finds a vulnerability before a bad actor with or without such tools.
The exploitable code has been in the kernel since 4.4…
Fuck LLMs and the horse they rode in on but I have to admit the vulns and decompiling capability of them is pretty impressive.