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Bug Hunting With LLMs: Expert Tool Seeks More 'True' Flaws

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Vulnhalla uses LLMs to reduce false positives in code vulnerability detection; it guides researchers with questioning techniques for faster triage.

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Original Source Material

Open Source 'Vulnhalla' Promises 'Up to 96% Reduction in False Positives' Using large language models to automatically identify only real code vulnerabilities - not false positives - remains a holy grail. Eschewing a moonshot approach, a tool called Vulnhalla helps senior researchers use guided questioning with LLMs to more rapidly triage actual vulnerabilities.