@seclink: It seems we can create benchmarks for more languages. Overnight, everyone is rushing to evaluate the cybersecurity capabilities of large language models, to see if this is real emergence or just hype. Next, we need to continue adding high-quality samples for next.js, rust, golang, c/c++, python...
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This article discusses creating benchmarks for more programming languages to evaluate the cybersecurity capabilities of large language models, and announces the release of JSEF v1.3.0, a Java security teaching framework and benchmark for measuring the vulnerability detection capabilities of SAST tools and LLMs.
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It seems we could create benchmarks in even more languages.
Overnight, everyone’s scrambling to benchmark LLMs’ cybersecurity abilities—seeing whether this is true emergence or just fooling ourselves.
Next, we need to keep adding high-quality samples for next.js, rust, golang, c/c++, and python.
Y11 (@seclink): 1/ JSEF v1.3.0 is out. JSEF = a Spring Boot 3.x Java security-teaching framework AND a benchmark for measuring how well SAST tools and LLMs hunt vulnerabilities. Today: we hardened the “hard tasks” part. 🧵
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