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Security research for local LLM inference networks

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Hi all, I'm looking for suggestions regarding how to test the security when running LLM inference on local environments (e.g., Apple Silicon, Nvidia GPUs, etc.). My goal is to make it such that if a consumer sends a prompt, the provider running the inference server using their local LLM setup has n…

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  1. 2026-09-08 22:32 · r/LocalLLM
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