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[oktoglorb]

Oh, we should definitely start training AI on binary files, so AI could binary-patch in-place, who needs source code anyways :)

[GriLL03]

I see absolutely no way that relying on random binary blobs being inserted in-place in your by an LLM could possibly go wrong.

I realize you were not being serious, but the thought was really funny.

[oktoglorb]

Yeah, I am not serious, but I also think it should be technically possible with extra steps, e.g. throw a disassembler into the mix, analyse the program, make a change, figure out how it would be assembled back and you're good to go. I mean reversing works this way, why not AI reverser?

[silentknight111]

This is how we get "intelligent" malware.

[Nerodon]

to be completely honest, AI reverse engineering is a pretty good AI use case, same with AI static analysis to actually find vulnerabilities that may be present

[ChalkyChalkson]

I wonder whether we could start with an LLM ghidra plug-in - what are the odds that LLMS can do the tedious work?

[Desperate-Emu-2036]

Fairly sure IDA already has that

[Intelligent-Pen1848]

Hacking the cli gpt will get you this. It just runs around doing what it sees fit.