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Beyond standard OBD — preparing to read SAM, EIS and ESP
Part 3 of "AI-assisted OBD diagnostics". SAM, EIS and ESP have not yet been read on this vehicle: what is finished is the read software and its offline verification, built by keeping the capability of the OBDLink EX separate from vehicle-specific diagnostic definitions.
Read more →Zero DTCs does not end the diagnosis — reading the first log
Part 2 of "AI-assisted OBD diagnostics". In the first log from a W204 C63 AMG, standard OBD stored and pending DTCs were zero and permanent DTCs were not acquired. We separate what was queried from the conditions it was measured under, and set out what the values do and do not tell us.
Read more →Starting OBD diagnostics with AI — beginning with the record
Part 1 of a series using AI to build OBD capture software for a 2009 Mercedes-Benz W204 C63 AMG that will not start, letting measured logs decide the next step. Covers how work was split between people and AI, why we began with standard OBD, and how raw logs are kept with their conditions.
Read more →Humans do physical, AI does logical — a record of splitting a production cluster expansion with an AI agent
A field record of splitting a production node addition with an AI agent — where the AI paid off, what it caught, the human calls that prevented an incident, and the AI’s own mistakes.
Read more →AI Security Ops13
LLM Hallucination Audit Implementation
// BASTION Technical Explanation2026-06-13LLM Hallucination Audit ImplementationCross-checking the numbers AI
Read more →The more beautiful the design, the more we doubt it with real data — BASTION’s verification discipline before going to production
Before putting automated control into production infrastructure, we refute our own hypotheses with real data — BASTION's verification discipline.
Read more →Design based on the premise of “not trusting Agents” in a DMZ environment vulnerable to compromise
Explains BASTION's DMZ Agent design, which assumes the Agent itself may be compromised: AI-SLOG validation of Agent events against raw logs from a separate pathway, Agent permissions that exclude unblocking, heartbeat freeze and 24-hour automatic block expiration.
Read more →Mechanism of Multi-Layer Correlation Campaign Detection
How BASTION's multi-layer correlation campaign detection overlays multi-device detections per IP across five layers and time to reveal attack scenarios single-device logs miss. Covers the coherence function, deterministic, explainable threshold checks and subnet/ASN grouping.
Read more →The Story of Local LLM Fabricating Monitoring Report Numbers and Countermeasures
2026.04 / Tech Blog / BASTION Local LLM Fabricated Numerical Values in Monitoring Reports, and How We Fixed It
Read more →We built a mechanism to detect attacks invisible to individual systems through cross-system log correlation
2026.04 / Tech Blog / BASTION We Built a System to Detect Attacks Invisible in Individual Systems Through Cros
Read more →Implementing an AI Active Firewall on a Web Server
2026.04 / Tech Blog / BASTIONImplementing an AI Active Firewall on Web ServersWe implemented a system where a
Read more →Graduating from Slack Approval Gates to Fully Automated Blocking of Attack Source IPs
2026.04 / Tech Blog / BASTION Graduating from Slack Approval Gates to Fully Automated Attack Source IP Blockin
Read more →AI detects attack → Slack approval → automatic firewall block setup
2026.04 / Tech Blog / BASTION AI detects attack → Approve on Slack → Auto-block added to firewall We added "au
Read more →We built a system where AI automatically detects device types and starts monitoring just by pointing syslog to it
2026.04 / Tech Blog / BASTIONJust point syslog and AI automatically determines device type to start monitoring
Read more →A Story of AI Log Monitoring Detecting “Account Lockout Caused by a Hung PC”
2026.04 / Tech Blog / BASTION AI Log Monitoring Detected "Account Lock Caused by a Hung-up PC" BASTION's Windo
Read more →Building a System for Automated Infrastructure Log Analysis with Local LLM
2026.04 / Tech Blog / BASTION Building an Automated Infrastructure Log Analysis System with Local LLM AI autom
Read more →Lightweight Zero Trust Operations Model Implementation Guide
※This article is a compilation of discussions and experiences within our organization based on general securit
Read more →Database Migration3
The AI Agent Told Its Own Operation “No” — AI Guardrails and Three-Layer Governance, a Record of Two DB-Migration Blocks
An AI agent's guardrail blocked its own dangerous operations twice before execution during a DB migration. A three-layer governance model from a real case.
Read more →Ten Pitfalls Hit With plink, PowerShell 5.1, and SQL Server 2022 — Entrusting Hands-On Windows Work to an AI Agent (SSH / Encoding / T-SQL)
Ten pitfalls from automating Windows/SQL Server with an AI agent on real machines: plink host-key pinning, CP932/BOM, cmd quoting, and GO-splitting.
Read more →Automating the Preprocessing of an Oracle 19c → SQL Server 2022 Migration With AI — a “Not a Single Row of Real Data” Claude Code Field Record
Oracle 19c to SQL Server 2022 migration preprocessing run by an AI agent (Claude Code) without real data: three control principles and zero-error verification.
Read more →GPU & LLM Infrastructure8
Implementation Record: Balancing Accuracy and Determinism with Qwen2.5-14B + GPUStack
Explains why BASTION chose a local LLM (Qwen2.5-14B on GPUStack) over cloud LLM APIs. The LLM only handles tasks like log summaries and reports, while severity and blocking decisions are left to deterministic logic. Also covers enforced JSON output and low temperature.
Read more →The approach and pitfalls when upgrading Dify from v1.9.2 to v1.13.3
Infrastructure / Self-hosted AI Platform How to Upgrade Dify from v1.9.2 to v1.13.3 and Pitfalls to Avoid Upgr
Read more →Steps to Connect Bestnet Cloud and GPU-VPS via 10G Private Network and Implement a GPUStack Cluster
How-toBESTNET-CLOUDGPU-VPSGPUStack10G Private NetworkNFS Shared CacheTech Blog / Infrastructure Build GuideBes
Read more →Migration Story: GPUStack from v0.7.1 to v2.1.1
Tech BlogGPUStackDocker MigrationNFS Shared CacheGPU Cluster Operations NotesMigrating GPUStack from v0.7.1 to
Read more →Installing NVIDIA Driver and CUDA 12.9 for Tesla V100 on Ubuntu 24.04 VM in Proxmox VE
Proxmox VE / Ubuntu 24.04 / NVIDIA CUDAInstalling NVIDIA Driver and CUDA 12.9 on Tesla V100 in Ubuntu 24.04 VM
Read more →Resolving the issue where pipeline_parallel=2 crashes on V100
Tech BlogGPUStackvLLMTesla V100Multi-Node GPU Cluster Operations Memo Solving the pipeline_parallel=2 c
Read more →GPUStack v2.1.1: Resolving All Multi-Node Inference Startup Issues
Tech BlogGPUStackMulti-Node vLLMTesla V100TroubleshootingGPU Cluster Operations MemoResolved All Issues with G
Read more →Installing NVIDIA Driver and CUDA on Rocky Linux 9.3
Installation ProcedureSTEP1. Add Official NVIDIA RepositoryRegister the official NVIDIA CUDA repository for Ro
Read more →Monitoring & Automation3
We tried migrating PRTG network device monitoring definitions to Zabbix using Claude Code [Continued]
Migration / Monitoring Migrating PRTG Network Device Monitoring Definitions toZabbix Using Claude Code [Contin
Read more →Migrating PRTG UPS Monitoring Definitions to Zabbix in 30 Minutes Using Claude Code
Migration / Monitoring We migrated PRTG UPS monitoring definitions to Zabbix in 30 minutesusing Claude Code Ju
Read more →Setting Up Redmine on BESTNET-CLOUD
BESTNET Tech Blog Steps to Build Redmine on BESTNET-CLOUD Ubuntu 24.04 / Apache + Passenger / PostgreSQL / HTT
Read more →Tools & Experiments4
I Tried Installing OpenClaw on Ubuntu 24.04
Infrastructure / Self-hosted AI AgentInstalling OpenClaw on Ubuntu 24.04Following Windows Server 2019 and Wind
Read more →I Tried Natively Installing OpenClaw on Windows 11
Infrastructure / Self-hosted AI AgentNative Installation of OpenClaw on Windows 11Previously, we validated nat
Read more →Trying It in a Deprecated Environment: Installing OpenClaw on Windows Server 2019
Infrastructure / Self-hosted AI Agent Tested in Unsupported Environment: Installing OpenClaw on Windows Server
Read more →The Story of Turning a Team into a “Pseudo-BMI”
※The content of this article is based on the author's personal experience and views, and does not represent th
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