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Fairly well. They aren't perfect, but they save a lot of time. They are also downright superhuman at recognizing common library functions or spotting well know
by ACCount37 1y ago
Fairly well. They aren't perfect, but they save a lot of time.
They are also downright superhuman at recognizing common library functions or spotting well known algorithms, even if badly mangled by compilation and decompilation.
- a96 1y agoReally? Are there any articles about that. That sounds really interesting.
- ACCount37 1y agoThat's mostly my own experience. The results of reverse engineering can be sexy, but the work itself sure isn't, so we aren't exactly swimming in high quality writeups. But given how much of RE is just going into unfamiliar places and learning unfamiliar things? And how much of it is repetitive but-not-easy-to-automate tasks? I fully expect LLMs to proliferate.