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Microsoft, Project Ire and Malware

Project Ire: Microsoft Tests AI That Autonomously Detects Malware
Project Ire is Microsoft's autonomous AI that reverse engineers software to detect malware without prior knowledge or human intervention.
Project Ire: Microsoft’s autonomous AI agent that can reverse engineer malware
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.
Microsoft’s Project Ire Autonomously Reverse Engineers Software to Find Malware
Microsoft has unveiled Project Ire, a prototype autonomous AI agent that can analyze any software file to determine if it’s malicious.
Microsoft Launches Project Ire to Autonomously Classify Malware Using AI Tools
Microsoft unveils AI system Project Ire to automate malware detection, reducing analyst workload and boosting accuracy.
Microsoft Unveils Project Ire, an AI Agent That Autonomously Detects and Blocks Malware
Microsoft has introduced a groundbreaking artificial intelligence system named Project Ire that can independently analyze, detect, and block malware without any human intervention. This prototype AI agent represents a significant leap forward in cybersecurity by automating what is traditionally a highly manual and expert-driven process—fully reverse engineering software files to assess whether they are malicious.
Microsoft’s new AI reverse-engineers malware autonomously, marking a shift in cybersecurity
Microsoft unveils Project Ire, an autonomous AI system that reverse-engineers software to detect and block malware without human input.
Microsoft unveils Project Ire, an autonomous AI agent that identifies malware at scale
“It was the first reverse engineer at Microsoft, human or machine, to author a conviction case — a detection strong enough to justify automatic blocking — for a specific advanced persistent threat (APT) malware sample, which has since been identified and blocked by Microsoft Defender,” the Ire research team said.
Microsoft Announces Project Ire: AI That Outsmarts Malware Without Human Help
Microsoft describes it as the first AI system within the company to reach the “gold standard” of malware classification, typically reserved for expert human analysts.
Microsoft’s AI Agent ‘Project Ire’ Can Independently Detect and Block Malware with High Accuracy
Microsoft’s Project Ire autonomously identifies and neutralizes malware threats, marking a breakthrough in AI-powered cybersecurity defense.
Microsoft has an AI agent that can detect malware.
Microsoft is announcing Project Ire today, an autonomous AI agent that can analyze and classify malware without assistance. Developed by Microsoft Research, Microsoft Defender Research, and Microsoft Discovery & Quantum,
Microsoft researchers bullish on AI security agent even though it let 74% of malware slip through
Project Ire promises to use LLMs to detect whether code is malicious or benign Microsoft has rolled out an autonomous AI agent that it claims can detect malware without human assistance.… The prototype,
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