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AI Pentest Agents Part 7: Installing PentestCode, and Where the Sandbox Runs Out of Road
The sandbox verified PentestCode's root-free install claim, then ran out of road on an LLM credential. The real run happened on the Proxmox lab: three independent root vectors on Metasploitable2, $9.64, and a critic agent that caught a real technical error.
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AI Part 8: Kali 2026.2's Nine New Tools, and the MCP Server With 150 More Behind It
Kali 2026.2 shipped nine new tools, one an AI CLI by default. I installed and ran every one I could in a rootless sandbox, then looked behind the curtain at a 17,000-line MCP server wrapping 150+ tools, and Kali's own local-LLM stack. No fabricated output.
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AI Part 7: When an LLM Gets Nmap and Metasploit as Tools
I wired an LLM into nmap and Metasploit against a deliberately vulnerable lab. The exploit worked — a real, server-verified root shell — but the sharper finding was the models themselves: a 7B fabricated its tool output wholesale, an 8B mangled its arguments, and only a 32B drove the tools honestly. No fabricated transcripts — the model's included.