Super Sheep (@[email protected])
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Super Sheep (@[email protected])
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When these frail shadows we inhabit now have quit the stage, we'll meet and raise a glass again together in Valhalla.







In this scenario, I started Copilot CLI in autopilot mode, and prompted it with the "/idasql" skill and pointed it at an exe nearby and asked it to decompile it cleanly back to source code, build it and test it. Around 10 minutes later, I got back the full source code. It boils down to the harness, the underlying model, and the instructions, skills, prompting and associated tooling. Pick your tool. The same experiment should be possible with bnsql.






This is an interesting case study because it concretely shows that you have to go further than allowlisting known/trusted executables, they also need runtime memory integrity protection/guarantees: cloud.google.com/blog/topics/th… Ideally, page-level integrity like iOS in your vm impl.














