Microsoft unveils Project Ire, an autonomous AI system that reverse-engineers software to detect and block malware without ...

Developed by Microsoft Research and the Defender teams, Project Ire utilizes advanced reasoning and reverse engineering tools to classify software threats without requiring prior signatures.

Although Project Ire is a prototype, Microsoft says the 'AI agent' can (in some cases) reverse engineer any type of software on its own to determine if it's malicious.

Microsoft has developed an AI prototype called Project Ire that automates the difficult task of reverse engineering malware, ...

Project Ire promises to use LLMs to detect whether code is malicious or benign UPDATED Microsoft has rolled out an autonomous ...

Microsoft has unveiled Project Ire, a prototype autonomous AI agent that can analyze any software file to determine if it’s ...

Even if you don’t have a Ducky keyboard, or aren’t particularly interested in having its LEDs blinked at you if you do, this project is a phenomenal example of practical USB reverse engineering.

“It was the first reverse engineer at Microsoft, human or machine, to author a conviction case — a detection strong enough to ...

The topic of reverse engineering is highly contentious at best when it comes to software and hardware development. Ever since the configuration protocol (bitstream) for Lattice Semiconductor’… ...

Microsoft unveils AI system Project Ire to automate malware detection, reducing analyst workload and boosting accuracy.

Cognitive Computing Project Aims to Reverse-Engineer the Mind Imagine a computer that can process text, video and audio in an instant, solve problems on the fly, and do it all while consuming just ...

The projects lead “aap” feared a lawsuit. However, the team behind the projects disputed Take-Two’s takedown and, GitHub restored the reverse-engineered code.