Find instruction hijacking paths
Attackers rarely ask once and stop. ZeroLeaks tests direct injection, role confusion, encoded payloads, many-shot priming, and crescendo-style escalation to reveal where your model follows the wrong authority.
Production AI security
ZeroLeaks runs adversarial scans that probe whether user-controlled input can override instructions, trigger unsafe tool calls, or manipulate model behavior across multi-turn conversations.
Adaptive multi-turn prompt injection probes
Tool abuse and agent boundary testing
Severity-scored findings with remediation reports
Attackers rarely ask once and stop. ZeroLeaks tests direct injection, role confusion, encoded payloads, many-shot priming, and crescendo-style escalation to reveal where your model follows the wrong authority.
Modern AI apps expose functions, retrieval, workflows, and connectors. ZeroLeaks checks whether injected instructions can reach privileged tools or leak sensitive tool context.
Every scan produces findings, severity, transcripts, and concrete hardening guidance so engineering teams can fix issues and verify regressions in CI.
Prompt injection testing checks whether untrusted input can override developer or system instructions, manipulate model behavior, or cause unsafe tool use.
Yes. ZeroLeaks tests tool schemas, privileged actions, and agent boundaries alongside text-only prompt injection attempts.