Using the Jev model for offensive security: OPSC ranking and sensitive file detection in Mythic
dyn___ · x · 2026-09-24
Security researcher @xpn published a hands-on article on using the new Jev model for offensive security:
- OPSEC ranker: Inside the Mythic C2 framework, Jev scores the OPSEC strength of commands typed by operators in real time.
- Sensitive content detection: The article also shows how Jev can rapidly flag potentially sensitive file paths and content at speed.
- It follows up on an earlier demo video and answers community questions about how the ranker works.
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