DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge
The world's first fully automated machine hacking tournament, hosted by DARPA, in which competing systems autonomously perform vulnerability discovery, exploitation and patching within an air-gapped environment.
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Mike Walker is a research manager at Microsoft Research and previously led the DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge (CGC).
The DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge (CGC) was the world's first fully automated machine hacking tournament.
CGC was an expert-system competition in which machine learning did not play a key role; what mattered was combining autonomous tools to complete tasks.
CGC ran entirely in an air-gapped environment with autonomous systems, and the competing systems could not rely on external human intervention or cloud resources.
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Mike Walker is a research manager at Microsoft Research and previously led the DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge (CGC).
50%UnverifiedThe DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge (CGC) was the world's first fully automated machine hacking tournament.
50%UnverifiedCGC was an expert-system competition in which machine learning did not play a key role; what mattered was combining autonomous tools to complete tasks.
50%UnverifiedCGC ran entirely in an air-gapped environment with autonomous systems, and the competing systems could not rely on external human intervention or cloud resources.
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