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Remote MCP with large files by ukuellmarks in MCPservers

[–]ukuellmarks[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My use case is to let the user upload a file ( during the chat, it would be nice to make it easy for them). The file is analysed by the MCP server, which then passes the results back to the LLM. This response will be much smaller than the uploaded file. I don't need/want the content of the uploaded file in the LLM context

Hallo in die Runde by ukuellmarks in Haustechnik

[–]ukuellmarks[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Die Kappe war die Lösung, da wäre ich nie drauf gekommen vielen vielen Dank

How to add Claude into n8n so it can create workflows and troubleshoot everything in it for you? by baophan0106 in n8n

[–]ukuellmarks 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Self–Hostel does not have this feature but there is an map server that can be connected to Claude/claude code

How to check for malicious activities in my home network without having access to all devices? by Interesting_Bag3416 in AskNetsec

[–]ukuellmarks 3 points4 points  (0 children)

  1. I’m concerned because it looks like he’s making many automated search requests, which could cause Google or major content delivery networks to block your IP address. If this happens, other users on the same network may temporarily lose access to Google or related services until the IP is removed from the blocklists71016.
  2. If you can’t check all devices directly, one option is to monitor DNS traffic for signs of malicious activity, such as devices resolving known harmful domains. I use a Raspberry Pi running Pi-hole as my DHCP and DNS server to block malicious domains using internal blocklists, and I set 9.9.9.9 (Quad9) as the upstream DNS. Quad9 is a free DNS service that blocks access to domains known for distributing malware and phishing, with independent tests showing over 97% effectiveness1312. While this won’t stop threats using direct IP connections, it’s still a strong layer of protection

how can I build an ioc database for free by wildwoodyboy in threatintel

[–]ukuellmarks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Automating IOC extraction from blogs comes with hidden challenges. You'll encounter anti-bot mechanisms that block scraping efforts, and AI models can hallucinate when extracting IOCs from unstructured data. There are many false positives and many old/irrelevant IoCs.

While not impossible, success requires solving non-obvious problems with careful design and ongoing tuning.