A little off-topic: where does one use those models such as GLM or DS for this kind of reverse engineering tasks? I think I read many of them refuse to help with tasks like those on their official platforms.

You can run deepseek-v4.1-flash on a local server with 4xH200@141GB for around 180K EUR. It can serve more than one user so it can be a good investment for a company, especially if you need your data to stay local (although I would advise do go a step up and populate with 8xH200 to serve many more users, ~300K EUR). You can run whatever test you want and you won't be limited by a front-end that pre-filters your requests.

GLM-5.3; well, the flash variant at least; you just ask what to do and it complies with no objections :^]

GLM 5.3 doesn't seem to refuse vuln research (which it classifies as "audit") and is good at it.

Therefore you use for offensive cybersecurity tasks because Daybreak Red/Mythos is pure unobtainium for us mere plebians.

DB Blue thankfully exists, but I suspect you risk a ban if you use it with codebases you neither own nor use

Tl;dr because it's the only model at the level of 5.4~5.6 that doesn't refuse tasks nor risk your oai account getting banned

For plain RE tasks Sol or Astra should work just fine (I think)