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Fair point but it assumes we all have access to LLMs with the same capabilities.
by merelydev 3mo ago
Fair point but it assumes we all have access to LLMs with the same capabilities.
- yjftsjthsd-h 3mo agoI don't think that's exactly it. OSS only needs someone to have a strong LLM to check for bugs. If your software is proprietary, it's a competition between just you and whatever model you have vs any attacker and whatever model they can lay hand to.
- GTP 3mo agoI don't see the difference. > OSS only needs someone to have a strong LLM to check for bugs. The same applies to propietary, closed-source code. It being closed-source means that the source isn't generally available, but the executable is. Hence, someone with a strong model can still reverse it and find vulns.