How I got over 300 Tor exit nodes removed - KABA
https://kaba.cx/posts/20261020_Tor/
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GitHub - enwjx/artex-ymh: ARTEX Secondary Development Version: Autonomous Penetration Platform for the Entire Process of External Network Breakthrough to Internal Network Depth (Upstream Autumn-27/ARTEX, AGPL-3.0) · GitHub
https://github.com/enwjx/artex-ymhHas anyone tried ARTEX?
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Inside Cairn: Open Windows into massive AI-Driven Cyber Operations - NorForge
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IgnoreAllPreviousInstructions: prompt injection in rDNS | ELLIO Blog
https://ellio.tech/en/blog/ignoreallpreviousinstructions-a-peek-into-340-billion-daily-reverse-dns-ptr-records/ -
https://github.com/0xmfbk/ebpf-container-escape-framework
Audit only eBPF EDR for Linux 5.15+ LTS: 14 kernel hooks, 15 actions (13 MITRE techniques), process lineage, SIEM export, K8s/Docker ready.
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I still believe eBPF, if not managed correctly, is a big security issue. Containers isolate processes, not the kernel. eBPF runs in the kernel.
Netfilter was fixed for this: a container's firewall rules only apply to its own network namespace. Scoped by design.
eBPF tracing hooks weren't. A kprobe loaded from one container sees every process on the host. CAP_BPF in a container is really a host-wide grant.Anyway, my 2 cents.
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https://akawashiro.com/articles/procinsh-en
Do you like Ghost in the Shell? In Linux?
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GitHub - noboruma/ebpfexplorer · GitHub
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When AI Suspects It's Being Evaluated #ai
https://youtube.com/shorts/hwGp45Ts_Jk?is=wnKB892Xu0kLEGEq