LLM-Generated Malware Shows Improvement, Still Ineffective for Deployment
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Researchers at Netskope Threat Labs explored the capabilities of LLMs in generating malware. They successfully prompted both GPT-3.5-Turbo and GPT-4 to create malicious code, but the results were deemed too unreliable for operational use. As of now, LLM-generated malware is not ready for autonomous attacks.
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