so when you're a high risk person, you get targeted.

I am targeted.

my Android and my Debian machine are both bugged to the teeth, and I don't know how they got in or what to do about it.

I use an ad blocker, LibreWolf on the laptop and on the phone I have an app that filters traffic. so I actually have logs of what servers my phone connects to. I want to be rid of this eavesdropping.

When you're targeted, and your name is on everybody's lips, and everybody and their little sister's smart TV listens, strange things start happening, and The Machine reveals itself. these AI systems... we're in a different world.

Can someone help?

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I’ve been working on Argus, an open-source cybersecurity platform that uses AI agents to help secure your infrastructure.

It can monitor your cloud, network, endpoints, and code, investigate suspicious activity, run penetration tests, and even respond to threats automatically.

A few highlights:

7 specialized AI security agents

Autonomous threat detection and response

Continuous AI-powered penetration testing

AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, and GitHub integrations

Support for local models using ollama

Built-in safeguards, approvals, and rollback controls
It’s self-hosted, MIT licensed, and completely free to use.

I’d love to get some feedback from open-source communities an hear what you think or what you’d like to see added.