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- I completely forgot that AI can very much also attack networks/devices in the wild. Interesting project.by kreidema
- Very cool project. Any plans to support running larger local models as mobile NPUs keep improving?by junhoeku
- Fantastic project! Out of curiosity, do you foresee any optimization paths (like model quantization) that could lower the memory footprint down the roadby crow9292
- What does the 50% look like when it fails? Garbage the parser throws out is easy to handle, but a well formed command aimed at the wrong host gets past the scope check, and you would only catch that reading the report afterward.by haeseong
- Judas Priest reference?by aaa_aaa
- This looks interesting. My current phone is an Asus ROG Phone 3, which I think suffices (Snapdragon 865+ plus 12Gb RAM) but isn't rooted. Even on outdated Android 12 this phone covers everything I could possibly need as-is, and I don't intend to replace it. But, this might be the final push to upgrade ROM to something newer. I saw crDroid 16.0 still supports this ROG variant.
Will this work with Nethunter Rootless, or ir Magisk support w/root imperative?
by vctrnk - Why phone? This cuts out a lot of phones. Why not on a computer?by oquidave
- The following rant is not against the owner/project - but...
What an irony. I cant publish a attack surface mapping / pentesting tool i wrote which runs fully deterministic and really controlable due to "dual use" legal problems - but llm driven tools hit public space......
sorry for the rant....
by voodooEntity