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Because figuring out what a worm does doesn't help if it has already done it, and for that matter they're supposed to remain undetected. Furthermore people alre
by whatshisface 3y ago
Because figuring out what a worm does doesn't help if it has already done it, and for that matter they're supposed to remain undetected. Furthermore people already cannot tell whether code has backdoors, or what ML classifiers do for that matter.
Unfortunately, the biggest industrial use case is making wi-fi routers that are absolutely impossible to install OpenWRT on, etc...
- whitemary 3y ago> people already cannot tell whether code has backdoors I was feeling crazy after reading that.