Last week: Talon (red team AI). This week: the blue team side.
Specter connects to your Wazuh SIEM and uses Claude AI to autonomously search alert history, correlate events, and map MITRE ATT&CK techniques.
Most dashboards show you data. This one explains it.
Next: AI that doesn't just analyze alerts — it remediates them. Auto-triage, one-click fixes, autonomous response for trusted patterns. A SOC analyst that never sleeps.
Already tested it: Suricata flagged 1,500 SSH brute force attempts. AI hardened SSH, verified fail2ban, added firewall rules. One conversation.
MIT licensed. Vue 3 + Bun.
https://t.co/yi14aZVkyI
#cybersecurity #blueteam #SIEM #AI #opensource #soar
I just open-sourced my penetration testing AI.
Talon is an MCP server that gives Claude Code secure SSH access to a Kali Linux VM. You describe what you want to test in plain English. The AI runs the tools, interprets the output, and suggests next steps.
What it does:
Connects Claude Code to your Kali environment via SSH MCP
AI-directed reconnaissance across 5 automated phases
Enumeration guides for 13 common services
OSCP-style report generation
Obsidian vault integration for engagement notes
The key insight: Claude can execute nmap, gobuster, nikto — interpret the results, correlate findings, and maintain a complete attack narrative. Without leaving your terminal.
This is not a replacement for skilled pentesters. It's a force multiplier. The same way AI coding tools don't replace developers — they make good ones faster.
Built for authorized testing, CTF competitions, and security education only.
MIT licensed. 14 files. Works today.
GitHub: https://t.co/NMeBLzOEEm
Details: https://t.co/2YAnVReQHw
First of four open-source releases from CarbeneAI this spring. More coming.
#cybersecurity #pentesting #AI #opensource #claudecode #redteam #MCP