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EarthquakeBass t1_jdy7796 wrote

It’s very useful for malware analysis. In malware it’s all about hiding your tracks. Clearing up the intent of even just some code helps white hats a lot. Example: Perhaps it inserts some magic bytes into a file to exploit an auto run vulnerability. ChatGPT might recognize that context from its training data much more quickly.

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