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Anakin: I'm going to save the world with my AI vulnerability scanner, Padme. Padme: You're scanning for vulnerabilities so you can fix them, Anakin? Anakin: .
by upghost 8mo ago
Anakin: I'm going to save the world with my AI vulnerability scanner, Padme.
Padme: You're scanning for vulnerabilities so you can fix them, Anakin?
Anakin: ...
Padme: You're scanning for vulnerabilities so you can FIX THEM, right, Annie?
- czbond 8mo agoDefinitely will be a fight against bad actors pulling bulk open source software projects, npm packages, etc and running this for their own 0 days. I hope Anthropic can place alerts for their team to look for accounts with abnormal usage pre-emptively.
- tptacek 8mo agoYou want frontier models to actively prevent people from using them to do vulnerability research because you're worried bad people will do vulnerability research?
- czbond 8mo agoNot at all. I was suggesting if an account is performing source code level request scanning of "numerous" codebases - that it could be an account of interest. A sign of mis-use. This is different than someones "npm audit" suggesting issues with packages in a build and updating to new revisions. Also different than iterating deeply on source code for a project (eg: nginx web server).
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- tptacek 8mo agoI don't understand the joke here.
- john_strinlai 8mo ago[dead]
- ukuina 8mo agoA vuln scanner is dual-use.
- RupertSalt 8mo agoIt's an Internet trope — we could link to knowyourmeme, or link to the HN Guidelines
- nikcub 8mo agoI assume that's why this is gated behind a request for access from teams / enterprise users rather than being GA but there are open versions available built on the cn OSS models: https://github.com/lintsinghua/DeepAudit https://github.com/lintsinghua/DeepAudit
- sciencejerk 8mo agoThe GA functionality is already here with a crafted prompt or jailbreak :)
- nikcub 8mo agoit's gone a bit unnoticed that they've stopped support for response prefilling in the 4.6 models :/
- SerCe 8mo agoWhat's incredibly ironic is that research labs are releasing the most advanced hacking toolkit ever known, and cybersecurity defence stocks are going down as a result somehow. There’s no logic in the stock markets.