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Awesome AI & ML Pentesting: The Curated Resource Every AI Security Researcher Needs
Artificial Intelligence has become one of the fastest-growing attack surfaces in modern cybersecurity. Organizations are deploying Large Language Models (LLMs), Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems, autonomous agents, Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, AI copilots, and machine learning pipelines at an unprecedented pace.
Unfortunately, security knowledge around these technologies is scattered across hundreds of GitHub repositories, research papers, blog posts, OWASP projects, academic publications, and conference talks.
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Openrouter Fusion
Openrouter announced openrouter/fusion, a drop-in model alias that they touted
can be as good as Anthropic Fable. So, I thought I will give it a try and here
are my observations. But before that, here’s how it works (as described by
OpenRouter):
Introducing the Fusion API, the smartest compound model in the market.
Fusion achieves Fable-level intelligence on deep research tasks at half the price.
A panel of configurable models analyzes your prompt in parallel when the judge model thinks it’s needed, letting you build your own LLM councils to:
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Leveraging ffuf for Timing Attacks: Practical Workflow and Burp Integration
A concise, actionable guide to performing timing attacks using ffuf, including filtering response times, troubleshooting, and utilizing Burp requests for precision testing. Continue readingOllama Security Hardening: Practical Guide for Cloud Deployments
A no-nonsense, actionable guide to securing Ollama for cloud deployments. Covers network lockdown, reverse proxy setup, OS hardening, prompt filtering, supply chain control, and advanced strategies. Continue readingnmap_cheatsheet.md
I used zapgpt to create a nmap cheat sheet that you too can follow. Just follow the following steps:
Fist save the output of nmap help command to a file. You can also try with nmap man page but that is too huge :(
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Now you have the nmap help output, you can use zapgpt to create the cheatsheet :
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This will provide you with a text file and how to convert the text to pdf file. I had to use the following commands for converting the tex file to pdf.
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