LLMs Gone Rogue: Crafting Undetectable Malicious JavaScript with a Twist!

Our adversarial machine learning algorithm uses large language models to create sneaky variants of malicious JavaScript. These mischievous scripts evade detection and keep antivirus tools guessing. By retraining our detectors with these trickster samples, we’ve boosted our detection rate by 10% – catching more cyber villains in their tracks!

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Hot Take:

Who knew the robots would be writing their own evil scripts? Our future’s looking like a crossover episode between “Black Mirror” and “Mr. Robot.” Just when you thought AI was going to steal your job, it’s actually here to rewrite malicious code. Take that, cyber defenders! But hey, don’t worry! We’ve got AI fighting back too. It’s like watching a digital version of ‘Spy vs. Spy’ unfold in real-time.

Key Points:

  • AI-driven obfuscation makes detecting malicious JavaScript harder.
  • LLMs can transform and rewrite existing malware at scale.
  • Defenders are retraining models on AI-obfuscated samples for better detection.
  • LLMs’ rewriting makes code look more natural than traditional methods.
  • Advanced URL Filtering service now detects thousands of new threats weekly.

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