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Researchers: when given 15 CVE descriptions, GPT-4 autonomously exploited 87% of the “one-day” vulnerabilities, compared to 0% for every other model tested

The Register Thomas Claburn

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  • @soundboy Ian Hogarth on x
    Early research into AI agents & their ability to autonomously exploit one-day vulnerabilities: https://arxiv.org/.... Feels important to prepare for a world where cyber attacks get easier by investing now in enhanced cybersecurity.
  • @daniel_d_kang Daniel Kang on x
    We showed that LLM agents can autonomously hack mock websites, but can they exploit real-world vulnerabilities? We show that GPT-4 is capable of real-world exploits, where other models and open-source vulnerability scanners fail. Paper: https://arxiv.org/... 1/7