[Captain Hook]

I would like to know if any of you have customized anything or done anything with Chat GPT. There's no point me hiding it, it's how the world is evolving now. But yeah. We can basically copy/paste from other sources, and edit to our needs. Chat GPT is obviously smart, and it's not going to do it exactly right for us. But those of us who have no coding knowledge, can get great help from this.

I haven't really done much yet, but I know I will over time. I want to get a great set up that I've customized with my Chat GPT skill.

NyanxCat's stuff should be good to check out, do you have any other sources I can check that might be interesting?

What I'm looking for:
All types of malware
Ways attackers can spread the malware
Loaders/alternative ways to control/keep clients connected
Anything else interesting


Chat GPT is great and I'm sure there will be some cool stuff going on that you're not going to say here but...

I hope some of you will share/give insight in what we can do.

[KrypteX]

There are a lot of benefits to using ChatGPT to both create your own tools and modify existing ones, especially with the DAN prompt. I've had more success in generating code in multiple parts and then combining them together since the less it has to create the more high quality the generation usually is. For the most part, I've only used it for augmenting LoTL techniques and generating powershell, batch, and VBS code and it's done pretty well with the benefit of having no other prerequisites on a remote computer at least with what I've been using it for.

It's also extremely helpful at taking examples and explaining what those bits of code do and how they work for a deeper understanding of what's going on, even if you have no knowledge of coding although the experience helps.

[Captain Hook]

There are a lot of benefits to using ChatGPT to both create your own tools and modify existing ones, especially with the DAN prompt. I've had more success in generating code in multiple parts and then combining them together since the less it has to create the more high quality the generation usually is. For the most part, I've only used it for augmenting LoTL techniques and generating powershell, batch, and VBS code and it's done pretty well with the benefit of having no other prerequisites on a remote computer at least with what I've been using it for.

It's also extremely helpful at taking examples and explaining what those bits of code do and how they work for a deeper understanding of what's going on, even if you have no knowledge of coding although the experience helps.

Exactly, it's so cool. What did you do with batch? I got it to do some batch and it's set me up to modify one of Nyan's sources in a great way. A mighty virus shall appear soon!