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Uncensored and Offensive Security AI Models Benchmark

Uncensored and Offensive Security AI Models Benchmark

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Uncensored LLMs for Offensive Security Curated list of open-weight uncensored models for authorized red team operations, penetration testing, and security research. All data sourced from HuggingFace model cards and official publications. Qwen3.8-27B-Uncensored-OrcaRouter (chimingw GGUF) Spec Value Base Model Qwen3.8-27B Parameters 27B dense Context Length 262K VRAM (Q4_K_M) ~18 GB Uncensoring Method Abliteration (131 matrices, Arditi et al.

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Uncensored LLMs for Offensive Security Curated list of open-weight uncensored models for authorized red team operations, penetration testing, and security research. All data sourced from HuggingFace model cards and official publications. Sep 2026. Security Fine-tuned Models 1. DeepHat V2 (WhiteRabbitNeo) Spec Value Base Model Qwen2.5-Coder-7B Parameters 7B / 32B Context Length 131K VRAM (Q4_K_M) ~6 GB Uncensoring Method SFT on 1.7M offensive/defensive samples Training Data 1.7M security-specific samples (USENIX Security 2024 workshop) Vision No Tool Calling Yes License Apache 2.0 Download: https://huggingface.co/WhiteRabbitNeo 2.

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