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Test if your local inference is safe from the web

A recent post on this sub warned of random websites being able to access your localhost/LAN inference server, like llama-cpp/ollama/... It got me concerned, so I vibed a test (*) that attempts to access YOUR local AI in various checks from your browser via JS. Beware - I am not a web security exper…

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  1. 2026-11-08 18:28 · r/LocalLLM
    Test if your local inference is safe from the web

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