Open-source LLM hacking tools fuel attack surge; MCP service offers agent cyber-defense
alvelda · x · 2026-10-24
alvelda reports a brutal week for sysadmins: open-source LLM-powered hacking tools are now capable of taking down vast swaths of the internet.
After empowering his own AI agents to patch and defend their network against the attack surge, he realized anyone running agents could use the same capability, so he spun up an MCP service: point your bot (GrokBot, OpenClaw, etc.) at the MCP link to join his mutual cyber-defense network designed for bot operation and defense.
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