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New Cyber-OSINT model released

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A new locally runnable Cyber-OSINT model suite is being announced: a Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) system with a 26B-parameter total size, 4B active parameters, and an extended 262K-token context window, fine-tuned on about 6,500 OSINT/CTI-style instructions. It is supervised-fine-tuned specifically for cyber threat intelligence and investigative workflows, and is presented with task-level capabilities such as threat-actor attribution, IOC pivoting, geolocation extraction, and Admiralty-style source reliability grading. The architecture and training emphasis aim to embed operational tradecraft and analytic heuristics into model outputs rather than rely on a static system prompt.

A complementary lightweight offering is a 7B cyber model engineered to run on an 8 GB GPU, described as a true fine-tune (not just a system-prompt wrapper) using post-training cyber/DevOps datasets for both offensive and defensive use cases. That smaller model supports a 32K native context and can be extended to ~131K tokens with YaRN. Both models are published to Hugging Face repositories (references include DeepHat/DeepHa… and terrorswift/REDCELL-26B-A4B-OSINT-Cyber-APEX-GGUF), suggesting immediate availability for local experimentation by practitioners who need long-context, task-focused OSINT/CTI tooling.

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