#red-teaming
6 posts
· updated October 27, 2026
Best uncensored AI models for authorized security testing (2026)
A selection guide to uncensored and abliterated LLM tiers for red-team harnesses: Vals AI security benchmarks, per-token pricing, tool calling, a runnable probe loop, and FAQ.
· updated October 27, 2026
Running PyRIT against a multi-model router: practical notes
PyRIT's current API, pointing LiteLLMChatTarget at an OpenAI-compatible router, catalog-wide sweeps, multi-turn attacks, defensible refusal scoring, failure modes, and a pre-launch checklist.
· updated October 27, 2026
Why multi-agent harnesses fail differently: an attack-surface primer
Single-agent red-team methods lose fidelity against multi-agent systems. The structural reasons, a per-hop testing method, hop telemetry schemas, and a cost model that keeps wide harnesses affordable.
OpenAI API alternatives: UNST33R vs OpenRouter for security testing
A reproducible comparison of UNST33R, OpenRouter, and the OpenAI API across models, token prices, policy scope, and authorized security workloads.
Refusal friction in approved programs: what security teams told Reddit
An r/cybersecurity thread on open-weight models for red teaming drew operators frustrated by refusals inside vendor-approved programs. A field summary and where a router fits.
Running Shannon, Strix, and T3MP3ST without PoC refusals
Why autonomous pentest agents like Keygraph Shannon, Strix, and Pliny's T3MP3ST stall on safety-tuned APIs during PoC verification, and how to wire them to unst33r-deepseek and unst33r-flash.