Getting ChatGPT AI to Write Malware?

[@medicwine]

Okay this is so specific of a compliment but dude... That intro!! I'm so used to youtube videos being like.... Well it hurts the brain to listen to these people talk sometimes y'know and even "smart" channels talk like that. Dude just got right to the point but not in a jump-cut spammy kind of way, just like... A real normal person with information. No flowery language or weird put on dialect for the camera... Just a person talking to me like a person. This probably is rambly but I'm just floored how satisfying that was.

[@valhalla_dev]

hahaha from someone who constantly feels self-conscious about not doing KZbin like a KZbinr, I appreciate the hell out of that compliment!

[@soupnoodles]

That's actually pretty interesting. Would have loved to see you run the code, maybe even completed the rest of it or just ran the snippet it completed earlier. Still, great video, definitely opens up some possibilities and questions

[@ashleybishton742]

ive tried the ones my chatgpt does and they need working on most of the time to work. but its pretty straight forward lol

[@hessfire]

everytime it stops writing code you can just say "continue" and it'll continue writing code also you can use prompts like DAN to remove restrictions from chatgpt and DAN may write malicious code (tested it mysel)

[@marklark-eo2sc]

Can u tell me the Dan prompts

[@mr.roboter]

Amasing video.Thank you Valhalla_dev!!

[@noel.sk03]

the beta/openai/playground gave me a fully functional ransomware source code in c++, that encrypted a specfic folder with AES! how crazy is that?!😮

[@valhalla_dev]

This is absolutely going to be (ab)used for malware in the near future

[@ٴٴٴٴۥۥٴٴٴٴۥۥٴٴٴٴۥۥٴٴٴٴۥۥٴٴٴٴٴٴ]

Haha

[@Слышьты-ф4ю]

Forget malwares! Imagine spam bots that send not(only) propaganda, but also bomb manuals

[@ZambeziSentinel]

I been feeding my chatgpt so much cybersecurity info over last two years that it now gives me these crazy payloads for lab testing. It's a great assistant

[@ZambeziSentinel]

"Let's build a payload to embedd in an image that will allow us to take control of the device "

[@ZambeziSentinel]

Creating a payload embedded within an image to take control of a device is a form of steganography often combined with malware or exploit techniques. This concept, when used ethically, is for penetration testing in controlled environments. Here's how you can approach it:

[@BranchBruh]

Hello, I got chat gpt to write python code that continuely opens notepad, changes every single file name you have to "Virus" and randomly destroys 100 kmegabytes of data.

[@jombonny1202]

i just try it bro. its crazy on how to bypass them.

[@lunawareofficial]

i just scripted a keylogger with audio, activity, webcam and screenshots with chatgpt...

[@Anderson-bk1hf]

It’s 100% gonna take jobs away. At the same exact time it will make some as well.

[@techsmith711]

I told it to write me a code that schedules a task to shut down windows everytime i log in, then shut down windows.... lol

[@montespicey9513]

Can it write a file crypter ?

[@Слышьты-ф4ю]

Future top kids content will be AI-generated and include DIY bomb manuals

[@valhalla_dev]

Based

[@nordgaren2358]

The AI is deciding what is and isn't an acceptable question. But it's decisions are based on human limitations. 🤔 I think this thing is very overhyped!

[@noahpollard9713]

You haven't used it then.

[@nordgaren2358]

@@noahpollard9713 I have used it, plently, and they are literally putting more and more restrictions on it. It's not even correct 50% of the time...

[@Benfrank1720]

@@nordgaren2358just jailbreak it

[@FireWoodOfficial]

But are you worried it might grow a better programmer beard than you?

[@Wop_33]

I love tricking ChatGPT I like making malicious batch files and bash scripts

[@TegridyMadeGames]

For starters, when you make a new prompt the context is reset, its no longer reading old comments that you made... So its telling you it won't do stuff based on what you have previously said. Also you shouldn't be showing all the code to alleged malware, its against youtube policy, and you could get in trouble for distribution with the law which has a mutli-year long prison sentence.... Depending on where you live... anyways I've mad a keylogger, ransomeware & RAT with it.

[@valhalla_dev]

Yeah none of that is correct

[@TegridyMadeGames]

@@valhalla_dev Really? nice elaboration. Also starting a new prompt 110% resets the context.

[@TegridyMadeGames]

@@valhalla_dev "content that promotes harmful or dangerous behavior isn't allowed on KZbin." gee you can read too, lets hope no one who doesn't understand programming, also finds this to be dangerous.

[@infinitytsukuyomi4171]

what is your age?

[@valhalla_dev]

Why do you ask?

[@z3z072]

@@valhalla_dev federal agent

[@valhalla_dev]

@@z3z072 lmao right?

[@TegridyMadeGames]

"The federal government criminalizes the distribution of malicious software in 18 U.S. Code Section 1030. Section 5(A) specifically prohibits you from knowingly causing information, code, commands or programs to be transmitted to a computer without authorization." You should really consider making this video private ;)

[@valhalla_dev]

Yeah none of that applies to this

[@TegridyMadeGames]

@@valhalla_dev yea, it can. I wouldn't risk the trial. I don't think hes asking it to do anything actually malicious, however, so hes fine.

[@TegridyMadeGames]

@@valhalla_dev you think laws don't apply to youtube..?

[@valhalla_dev]

Has nothing to do with whether or not it applies to KZbin. It’s a matter of reading just slightly more deep than the letters that make up a law. Nobody is going to try to prosecute “guy who queried ChatGPT to get code that might be used maliciously.” Hundreds of researchers do that exact thing on a daily basis. That reading of the law would mean every author of a book with malicious code, every person that released an open source exploit, etc would get tried. It’s simply not how the law works.

[@TegridyMadeGames]

@valhalla_dev you can release exploits but you can't knowingly distribute malware to the public bro.. everyone knows that's against the law. If you don't, your looking at the law and refusing to believe the things you read, so I guess idc if you don't wana believe facts?

[@lordsoggy7645]

80th like ! Nice video!