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by WhiteDawn
108 days ago
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I’ve used AI for some reverse engineering and I’ve noticed the same thing. It’s generally great at breaking obfuscation or understanding raw decompilation. It’s terrible at confirming prior work, if I label something incorrectly it will use that as if it was gospel. Having a very clean function with lots of comments and well named functions with a lot of detail that does something completely different will trip it up very easily. |
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That's funny, sounds like you'd get better results by obfuscating then. (Relative to partially deobfuscated code that might have incorrect names.)