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Prompts as Code & Embedded Keys
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Prompts as Code & Embedded Keys | The Hunt for LLM-Enabled
Malware
By Alex Delamotte, Vitaly Kamluk & Gabriel Bernadett-Shapiro
As Large Language Models (LLMs) are increasingly incorporated into software‑development workflows, they also have the potential to become powerful new tools for adversaries; as defenders, it is important that we understand the implications of their use and how that use affects the dynamics of the security space. In our res…
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