csnate

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by csnate 4mo ago
I'm building a plugin for Ghidra called Specter that aims to bring semi-deterministic agent workflows to Ghidra. It adds a terminal like interface to Ghidra's code browser where you can chat or run DSL queries. The project is curr
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Show HN: Multiturn GRPO on the DGX Spark(github.com)
2 points by csnate 8mo ago|0 comments
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by csnate 9mo ago
Reverse engineering is my bread and butter. I’d be willing to look into this for you. Feel free to reach out: uniform_solar.9i@icloud.com
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by csnate 1y ago
I continue to work on PwnScan, a tool that combines traditional static analysis and AI to find vulnerabilities in binaries. I recently added support for integer overflow bugs. https://pwnscan.com/
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by csnate 1y ago
You’re the second person who has asked me this, I think I need to start a blog or something. So I dont want to give too much away about how it works because I think I might try to offer a paid version where the results are private. But at a
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by csnate 1y ago
https://pwnscan.com A binary static analysis tool that identifies vulnerabilities. Right now, still just focused on buffer overflows. It can find some known CVEs and I’ve made several reliability improvements over the past month
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by csnate 1y ago
Solving the false positive problem is like solving the halting problem. I don’t think we get to a world where static analysis tools don’t have them, AI or otherwise. That said, I have found LLMs can find bugs in binaries. It’s not all false
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by csnate 1y ago
PwnScan - https://pwnscan.com/ My current side project is a vulnerability scanner for binaries. I do VR in my day job, so im trying to figure out how useful (or not) AI is for this domain. Jury is still out. Getting false
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Show HN: I Made an AI-Powered Static Analyzer for Binaries(pwnscan.com)
2 points by csnate 1y ago|0 comments
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by csnate 1y ago
This has been my experience when using Zepbound, one of the new-ish weight loss drugs. Since I am not hungry all the time or having strong cravings, I think much more carefully about what I eat and how much. “I can only eat this much, so I