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Using LLMs to Find and Prioritize Vulnerabilities Is No Easy Task
The latest large language models have high false-positive rates and fail to take into account the context of scans, leading to more work for AppSec professionals.
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Large language models used to identify software vulnerabilities produce many false positives and ignore the context of security scans, increasing the workload for application security teams.
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