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AI Supply Chain Attacks: Poisoned Models, Malicious Plugins, and Rogue Skills
Understanding supply chain risks in AI ecosystems — from poisoned training data to malicious plugins and compromised model weights.
Monitoring AI Agents: Logging, Alerting, and Audit Trails
How to monitor what your AI agent is doing in real-time. Set up logging, action auditing, and alerts for suspicious behavior.
AI and Data Privacy: What Your LLM Knows About You
How to protect your personal data when using AI assistants. Understanding data flows, local vs cloud models, and privacy-first AI configurations.
Prompt Injection Attacks: The #1 Threat to AI Applications
Understanding prompt injection, jailbreaks, and indirect prompt injection attacks against LLM-powered applications. Defense strategies and real-world examples.
Securing AI Agents: Principles of Least Privilege for LLM Assistants
How to safely deploy AI agents like OpenClaw with minimal permissions, sandboxing, and proper access controls. A practical guide to AI agent security.
Linux Log Analysis for Security Monitoring
Master Linux log analysis for threat detection. Learn to use journalctl, grep, awk, and tools like GoAccess and Fail2Ban for security monitoring.
⟨/⟩ Scripts & Tools
Lightweight Intrusion Detection System (LIDS)
A Bash script to monitor critical system files for unauthorized changes using SHA-256 hashes.
Security Log Analyzer
A Python script that parses auth.log and syslog to detect brute-force attempts, suspicious logins, and privilege escalation events.
Firewall Audit Script
Automated script to audit iptables/nftables and UFW firewall rules, detect overly permissive configurations, and generate a security report.
SSL Certificate Checker
A Bash script to check SSL/TLS certificate expiration dates, cipher suites, and common misconfigurations across multiple domains.
SSH Hardening Script
Automated script to harden your Linux server's SSH configuration. Applies security best practices in a single command.
Port Scanner Bash
A simple and efficient port scanner written in Bash. Ideal for quick checks with no external dependencies.