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Introducing Julius: Open Source LLM Service Fingerprinting

The Growing Shadow AI Problem Over 14,000 Ollama server instances are publicly accessible on the internet right now. A recent Cisco analysis found that 20% of these actively host models susceptible to unauthorized access. Separately, BankInfoSecurity reported discovering more than 10,000 Ollama servers with no authentication layer—the result of hurried ... Read More

Corrupting the Hive Mind: Persistence Through Forgotten Windows Internals

Eventually after you write a tool, the time comes to make it public. That time has come for Swarmer, a tool for stealthy modification of the Windows Registry as a low privilege user. It’s been almost a year since we first deployed this technique in the wild, and given enough time ... Read More
The CTEM Waterfall.

Cutting Through the Noise: Chariot’s Zero False Positive Guarantee

| | Chariot
For years, cybersecurity teams have fought a persistent battle: overwhelming noise generated by vulnerability tools. It’s a familiar scenario – overtaxed security teams drowning in alerts, many leading to false positives or low-priority issues. Fatigued and lacking priorities, they risk missing critical vulnerabilities. While scanners aren’t intentionally built to generate ... Read More