AgentArmor – open-source 8-layer security framework for AI agents
Eight-layer defense-in-depth for AI agents when Guardrails AI only handles inputs.
Modern SSH security for self-hosted Linux — Telegram-approved access, honeypot diversion, session recording, JIT user grants. One Python file.
Single Python file adds Telegram 2FA and honeypot traps to OpenSSH.
Homelab operators, small-team DevOps, self-hosted Linux admins
Teleport · ssh-audit · Fail2ban
Eight-layer defense-in-depth for AI agents when Guardrails AI only handles inputs.
Agentless server security and monitoring dashboard that runs from a single Python file.
It turns trapped SSH bots into collectible fish with species tied to trap duration, a live aquarium view, achievements, leaderboards and a read-only REST API — a delightful gamification of honeypot telemetry. Nice practical details too: privacy-friendly default hashing, optional on-click IP lookups (Shodan/AbuseIPDB), and a Docker Compose entrypoint that runs migrations and seeds automatically; just remember this is purely a visualization layer — you still need endlessh-go and InfluxDB.
Deterministic policy checks beat LLM-as-judge for agent security, no token burn.
Lifecycle-aware security pipeline, not point tools—shared context from ingress through output.
One-line monitoring for agents; drift + security scanning matter for production, but early MVP.