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LLM integration in cybersecurity workflows

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Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly being utilized in cybersecurity as decision-support tools to manage high volumes of text-heavy data, such as logs and vulnerability reports. While these models assist in threat detection, triage, and incident response, experts emphasize that human validation is necessary because LLM outputs can be incorrect or overconfident. Recent developments show specialized applications of this ~~technology, such as the CyberLLM system developed by researchers~~ technology. Researchers at the Technical University of ~~Munich. This~~ Munich developed CyberLLM, a multi-agent AI system is designed to enhance automotive cybersecurity by identifying vulnerabilities in software-defined vehicles. In testing across various electronic control units, the LLM-based approach significantly improved vulnerability detection rates compared to traditional methods. Further research has explored the use of local, open-weight LLMs for web security. A study evaluating the detection of malicious website code achieved up to 98% accuracy in binary detection and 85.3% accuracy in classifying specific malware classes, such as ClickFix and SeoSpam. This suggests that local LLMs may provide a privacy-preserving approach to web security, though their utility depends on inference efficiency and input representation.

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