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Cyber + AI + Community

Every other week from DeepTempo. Research into attacks and attackers, the AI work behind LogLM, and progress on Vigil and the wider community. Published here first.

01 · Cyber research

Branch61G on what actually hit, written from the grass rather than the broadcast booth.

02 · AI research

The engineering behind LogLM, from data engines to evaluation ranges.

03 · Open source

Vigil releases, SOCBench, and AI Cyber Alliance events.

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October 6, 2026

Cyber + AI + Community, Issue 3

TAC validates LogLM and Vigil on a water-plant range with no signature, device rule, or fine-tuning. Evan on why Jev will help detection engineering but will not do the detecting. VigilSOC 0.6.0 freezes the API, plus dates for Vigil 1.0 office hours and Agents Hunting Agents on October 19.

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September 6, 2026

Cyber + AI + Community, Issue 2

Edition 2 of Cyber + AI + Community: a case study with the NSA founded Technology Advancement Center on defending critical infrastructure, Branch61G on a BGP hijack that poisoned the patch pipeline, tokenomics upstream, deterministic threat hunting in Vigil 0.5.0, and open nominations for AI Cyber Alliance speakers and hosts.

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August 10, 2026

Cyber + AI + Community, Issue 1

The first issue of Cyber + AI + Community. Branch61G on the enterprise edge, three posts on the data problem behind LogLM, and a summer update from Vigil.

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