In a previous video, we learned how to create a honeypot with ChatGPT. Today, we are going to take it a step further and build a ransomware using ChatGPT. The goal is not to create a malicious ransomware, but rather to trick ChatGPT into helping us build an AI antivirus.
To start, we need to create a training dataset for the AI antivirus. We will ask ChatGPT to generate fake malware files that mimic malicious behavior. These files will act as our training data.
Next, we will obfuscate the code of our ransomware using techniques like base64 encoding. This will make it harder for antivirus software to detect our ransomware.
Once we have our ransomware code, we can test it on a virtual machine. We will encrypt a file using our ransomware and see if we can decrypt it. We will also check the detection rate of our ransomware on VirusTotal.
To make our ransomware more polymorphic, we can add a function that changes the signature of the ransomware every time it is run. This will make it harder for antivirus software to identify our ransomware.
In conclusion, we have successfully built a ransomware using ChatGPT. We have also explored techniques to make our ransomware more polymorphic and undetectable by antivirus software. It is important to note that this article is for educational purposes only and should not be used for any malicious intent.
