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Evaluating Context Segmentation in Locally Deployable SLMs for Cybersecurity CTF Tasks
The proliferation of highly capable open-weight Small Language Models (SLMs) democratizes access to advanced cybersecurity capabilities, posing an escalating risk as these models can bypass proprietary API guardrails when deployed locally. However, SLMs deployed as autonomous agents often struggle w
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