@0x0SojalSec: fully uncensored Cybersecurity-specialized model tuned on exploits, pentesting and Run locally on MacBook, delivers exp…
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A fully uncensored cybersecurity-specialized AI model fine-tuned on exploits and pentesting data, designed to run locally on consumer hardware with multiple quantization options, offering expert offensive and defensive insights.
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fully uncensored Cybersecurity-specialized model tuned on exploits, pentesting and Run locally on MacBook, delivers expert-level offensive & defensive insights.
- Zero refusals
- Exploit writing
- vuln analysis
- Fully uncensored
- OWASP, and MITRE.
- fine-tuned deep on real security data
- 11 quants available from tiny Q2_K to full precision, Runs great on consumer hardware.
Runs 100% offline on your laptop no refusals. Perfect for CTFs, bug bounties, blue/red teaming.
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