New Cyber-OSINT model released

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A new Cyber-OSINT AI model is released, featuring a MoE architecture trained on OSINT instructions for local execution and cyber threat intelligence tasks like attribution and geolocation.

The Cyber-OSINT model that You can run locally. - MoE (26B total, 4B active, 262K ctx) trained on 6,500 OSINT/CTI instructions. - SFT for cyber threat intel and investigative work. - Threat-actor attribution. - IoC pivoting. Geolocation. - Admiralty source grading. - 262K https://t.co/XaGUauAPfk
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The Cyber-OSINT model that You can run locally.

  • MoE (26B total, 4B active, 262K ctx) trained on 6,500 OSINT/CTI instructions.
  • SFT for cyber threat intel and investigative work.
  • Threat-actor attribution.
  • IoC pivoting. Geolocation.
  • Admiralty source grading.
  • 262K https://t.co/XaGUauAPfk

Md Ismail Šojal 🕷️ (@0x0SojalSec): a 7B cyber model that fits on locally 8GB GPU.

  • finetuned cyber/DevOps post-training datasets for offensive and defensive work.
  • 32K native.
  • 131K with YaRN.

Most security model are a system prompt. This one is an actual finetune.

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