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AI / LLM Security — Beginner to Expert Intermediate Members

RAG Security — Vector Store Leaks, Retrieval Hijacks, Embedding Inversion

Retrieval-Augmented Generation looks like a clean architecture: store docs as vectors, retrieve relevant ones at query time, feed to LLM. The security failure modes are subtle: cross-tenant data leakage via shared vector indexes, prompt injection planted in indexed documents, and

Apr 29, 2026 55 min Open
AI / LLM Security — Beginner to Expert Intermediate Members

Trending AI Stack 2026 — Tools, Frameworks, Architecture Patterns

A practitioner's tour of what is actually being deployed in production AI systems in 2026: model providers, agent frameworks, vector databases, observability, evaluation, deployment platforms. Skip the hype, focus on what teams shipping code use.

Apr 29, 2026 50 min Open
AI / LLM Security — Beginner to Expert Intermediate Members

Fine-tuning Safety — LoRA, SFT, and RLHF Explained for Security Teams

Fine-tuning sounds like configuration. It is not — it is a destructive operation that can degrade safety properties of the base model. This module explains the three tuning methods (SFT, LoRA, RLHF/DPO), what each step exposes from a security perspective, and a practical safe-tun

Apr 29, 2026 50 min Open
AI / LLM Security — Beginner to Expert Advanced Members

AI Compliance for India — DPDP, RBI, SEBI, EU AI Act Basics

India's AI regulation in 2026 is fragmented but tightening: DPDP Act 2023 covers training data and inference, RBI has AI guidance for lending, SEBI regulates algo trading, MeitY signalled (then withdrew) prior-approval requirements. Plus EU AI Act applies to anyone serving EU use

Apr 29, 2026 60 min Open
AI / LLM Security — Beginner to Expert Beginner Members

Build Your Own Local LLM — Ollama, vLLM, llama.cpp from Scratch

Self-hosting an LLM costs less than ChatGPT Plus, runs on a gaming laptop, and gives you full data sovereignty (DPDP-compliant out of the box). This module walks through hardware requirements, three runtime choices, model selection, and the production setup checklist. By the end

Apr 29, 2026 60 min Open
Attacker Mindset — Cloud Intermediate Free

Cloud Audit Trail Forensics

Cloud audit logs are richer than on-prem. Every API call. Identity, source, resource, action. With CloudTrail Lake or BigQuery, queryable for years. Forensic discipline: log to a separate logging account. Object Lock on the bucket. Cross-region replication. Otherwise: attacker disables logging early in attack. The mindset: cloud audit logs deserve their own account, their own […]

Apr 27, 2026 15 min Open
Attacker Mindset — Cloud Intermediate Free

Cost as Security Signal

Cost anomaly: 10x normal compute spend overnight. Could be: new feature launched. Could be: crypto mining instance spun up by attacker. The cost-anomaly alert is a security signal in disguise. AWS Cost Anomaly Detection, Azure Cost Anomaly, GCP recommendations all available. The mindset: integrate billing alerts with security ops. Unusual cost = investigate, don’t just […]

Apr 27, 2026 15 min Open
Attacker Mindset — Active Directory Intermediate Free

The Backup-Account Anti-Pattern

Every AD has a “break glass” account: backup_admin, recovery_account, etc. Reasoning: “what if everything else fails?” Reality: account exists with full rights, no MFA, password unchanged for years. Attackers find it. Use it. Backup-admin compromise = full domain compromise with no anomaly detection. The mindset: break-glass accounts must be specifically monitored. Any login = SOC […]

Apr 27, 2026 15 min Open
Attacker Mindset — Active Directory Intermediate Free

Why Passwords Persist 5+ Years

Service-account password rotation breaks services. Documentation incomplete. Owner unknown. Last person who knew has left. Result: passwords from 2018 still active. This is the structural reason Kerberoasting works at every internal pentest. The mindset: gMSA (Group Managed Service Account) where possible — Windows manages rotation. Where not possible, ≥25-char passwords (cracking economically unfeasible).

Apr 27, 2026 15 min Open
Attacker Mindset — Active Directory Intermediate Free

Defenders’ Worst Assumption

Defenders frequently believe their AD is too complex, too custom, too unique for attackers to navigate. Attackers run BloodHound in 90 minutes. Get a complete map. Find the shortest path to DA. The complexity defenders rely on is a 30-second query for the attacker. The mindset: assume the attacker maps AD better than you do. […]

Apr 27, 2026 15 min Open
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