Large Workflows with Local LLMs
<p>As it turns out, local LLMs have a few opinions about large workflows. In this blog, we walk through the scaling challenges of local LLMs and the custom Python library built to wrangle them.</p>
Author Archives: Kevin Haubris
XZ Utils Made Me Paranoid
<p>On March 28, 2024, the news about the XZ Utils backdoor came out. Since then, I’ve been thinking about how we could identify these backdoors before packages are released or, at the very least, how to identify them after…</p>
Linux: How’s My Memory
Windows in-memory injection is commonplace in current toolsets, there are quite a few methods to do it, and most of them are documented pretty well. Linux in-memory injection is essentially the same, however, not seen in toolsets quite as much. That is why, for this post, I am going to cover four different open-source methods…
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Malware: Linux, Mac, Windows, Oh My!
While going through APT write-ups, I’ve been noticing a lot of focus on detecting Windows malware, so we will skip over that. One thing that I haven’t seen much of online, though, is how to hunt for adversaries on Linux systems. For that reason, this blog post will be all about how you can look…
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