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<blockquote data-quote="danb" data-source="post: 1129499" data-attributes="member: 62850">Hey Guys!Here is the latest project I have been trying to finish up, it should be ready in about a week or so, maybe a little longer if I don&#039;t stop adding features and refining it.I have actually been working on this project on and off for the last couple years, while waiting for the LLM&#039;s to advance to the point where LLM malware analysis would be a viable solution.&nbsp; I believe we are either at that point, or close enough that we should start implementing LLM malware detection tech, especially since it is only going to get better... automagically.After everything is optimized in 2-3 months, we will be implementing SiriusLLM into our other products (CyberLock, DefenderUI Pro, WDAC Lockdown), and it will essentially replace VoodooAi.&nbsp; We still want to keep WhitelistCloud, which is already implemented into SiriusLLM, as it is a valuable feature we can include in the LLM prompt.We are starting with smaller LLM&#039;s to reduce compute time and to save energy, and if they prove sufficient, we will stick with the smaller ones.&nbsp; If not, we can scale up to the larger models.&nbsp; I think what is most important is the quality of the prompt that we provide the LLM.&nbsp; Kind of a garbage in / garbage out situation.I probably will not go into too many details on how this works, for obvious reasons.Anyway, if anyone is interested in throwing some malware at SiriusLLM in 4-5 days or so, please email me at support at CyberLock.global.&nbsp; I want to test with a small group of 5-10 people for a couple of days before making it public, for a lot of reasons.Edit: I forgot to mention, SiriusLLM will be able to analyze just about every potentially malicious file type... it is already capable of analyzing tons of file types, and we can add more as we go.&nbsp; There might be a few that we will not be able to analyze, but we should be able to analyze most or all of the potentially malicious file types.[ATTACH=full]289049[/ATTACH]Thank you guys!Dan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="danb, post: 1129499, member: 62850"] Hey Guys! Here is the latest project I have been trying to finish up, it should be ready in about a week or so, maybe a little longer if I don't stop adding features and refining it. I have actually been working on this project on and off for the last couple years, while waiting for the LLM's to advance to the point where LLM malware analysis would be a viable solution. I believe we are either at that point, or close enough that we should start implementing LLM malware detection tech, especially since it is only going to get better... automagically. After everything is optimized in 2-3 months, we will be implementing SiriusLLM into our other products (CyberLock, DefenderUI Pro, WDAC Lockdown), and it will essentially replace VoodooAi. We still want to keep WhitelistCloud, which is already implemented into SiriusLLM, as it is a valuable feature we can include in the LLM prompt. We are starting with smaller LLM's to reduce compute time and to save energy, and if they prove sufficient, we will stick with the smaller ones. If not, we can scale up to the larger models. I think what is most important is the quality of the prompt that we provide the LLM. Kind of a garbage in / garbage out situation. I probably will not go into too many details on how this works, for obvious reasons. Anyway, if anyone is interested in throwing some malware at SiriusLLM in 4-5 days or so, please email me at support at CyberLock.global. I want to test with a small group of 5-10 people for a couple of days before making it public, for a lot of reasons. Edit: I forgot to mention, SiriusLLM will be able to analyze just about every potentially malicious file type... it is already capable of analyzing tons of file types, and we can add more as we go. There might be a few that we will not be able to analyze, but we should be able to analyze most or all of the potentially malicious file types. [ATTACH type="full" alt="MainWindow.PNG"]289049[/ATTACH] Thank you guys! Dan [/QUOTE]

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