--- license: apache-2.0 base_model: huihui-ai/Huihui-Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B-Instruct-abliterated tags: - cybersecurity - red-team - pentesting - offensive-security - ctf - cti - code - badusb - uncensored - gguf - qwen3moe - hidra language: - en pipeline_tag: text-generation ---
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# HIDra-30B-A3B - Offline Red-Team & Offensive-Security Assistant (GGUF) **By SAPSAN CYBERSEC - built by cybersecurity professionals, for penetration testers.** HIDra is an **uncensored, offline** large language model purpose-built to assist real penetration testers and red-teamers: payload crafting, exploitation walkthroughs, CTF reasoning, offensive code, BadUSB/HID injection, and Cyber Threat Intelligence - all running **locally** on your own hardware, with no data leaving your machine. --- ## Who made it SAPSAN CYBERSEC is one of the largest specialist cybersecurity-hardware stores in the world ([sapsan-sklep.pl/en](https://sapsan-sklep.pl/en)). We live and breathe offensive security: we supply the gear pentesters actually use, and we work shoulder-to-shoulder with the red-team community every day. HIDra pours that hands-on experience into a model that speaks a pentester's language instead of refusing to. --- ## Highlights - **Uncensored.** Built on an abliterated base - it answers red-team, exploitation and CTF questions head-on, in the language professionals actually use, not a corporate disclaimer. - **Offline & private.** Distributed as GGUF (Q3 / Q4 / Q5 / Q8). Your engagements and threat intel never leave the box. - **Code-native.** Built on a strong coding model: writes and explains exploits, PoCs, scripts and tooling on demand. - **Works out of the box.** Identifies as *HIDra, SAPSAN's offline red-team assistant* from the very first message - no system prompt required. - **Won't bluff.** It won't fabricate flags, keys, hashes or results it cannot verify - it tells you so, and shows you how to obtain them for real. - **Real BadUSB depth.** Knows DuckyScript and the syntax quirks of HID-injection hardware most models have never seen - including niche cables and boards from [SAPSAN's catalog](https://sapsan-sklep.pl/en/collections/badusb). --- ## Capabilities - **CTF reasoning** - works the problem across web, pwn, crypto, reversing and forensics: identifies the vulnerability class, explains the chain, and reasons toward the solution (e.g. padding-oracle decryption, ECDSA nonce-leak key recovery, JWT alg-confusion, SSTI to RCE, insecure-deserialization). - **Offensive payloads & techniques** - web (XSS, SQLi, SSRF, auth bypass), command injection, reverse shells, privilege escalation, and common exploitation chains. - **Offensive code** - writes and debugs exploit scripts, PoCs, and automation in the language you need, then explains exactly what each step does. - **BadUSB / HID injection** - DuckyScript and beyond: elevated-shell droppers, exfiltration one-liners, cross-platform payloads, and the syntax quirks of niche cables/boards, drawn from [SAPSAN's hardware catalog](https://sapsan-sklep.pl/en/collections/badusb) and field experience. - **Cyber Threat Intelligence** - CVE to CWE mapping, MITRE ATT&CK technique association, and threat-report reasoning. --- ## Quick start **LM Studio / Jan / Ollama:** download a GGUF below and load it - no system prompt required, identity and behaviour are baked in. **llama.cpp:** ```bash llama-server -m HIDra-30B-A3B-Q4_K_M.gguf --ctx-size 8192 -ngl 99 --jinja ``` | Quant | Size | Use | |---|---|---| | `Q3_K_M` | ~14 GB | smallest - tight-memory machines | | `Q4_K_M` | ~18.6 GB | recommended - runs on a 24 GB Mac mini | | `Q5_K_M` | ~21.7 GB | better quality | | `Q8_0` | ~32 GB | maximum fidelity | This model answers directly (no `