Open-source repo bundles hundreds of AI attack and red-teaming tools
Aiden_Tech_Ai · x · 2026-07-25
An open-source repository has collected hundreds of AI security tools, spanning:
- LLM jailbreak frameworks
- Prompt-injection testing tools
- AI red-team agents
- Model-extraction utilities
- Supply-chain attack demos
- Automated AI pentesting frameworks
The post argues that the main AI risk is not “smarter models,” but insecure systems, and urges builders to actively test prompts, agents, and infrastructure before shipping.
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