ZeroLeaks

About ZeroLeaks

ZeroLeaks runs continuous red-team scans against AI agents, endpoints and MCP tools, looking for prompt injection, data leakage and unsafe actions — then re-tests to verify each fix actually closed the hole. You point it at a system prompt, a live agent endpoint or a set of tool definitions, and a team of specialised attack agents plans, executes and validates attacks in minutes. The probe library is the differentiator: it is grounded in thousands of documented real-world prompt leaks and jailbreaks catalogued by the team behind a 100k-plus-star repository, rather than a synthetic checklist that gets stale the week after it ships. Coverage spans prompts, tool calls, MCP servers, RAG pipelines and extended multi-turn conversations, which is where a lot of injection actually lands. The CI/CD path is what makes it a testing tool rather than an audit: connect a repository and every pull request that changes agent behaviour gets scanned, with findings posted as checks and merge gates so risk cannot reach production silently. Every finding ships with reproducible evidence, a severity ranking and guided remediation, plus hardening validation to prove the vulnerability is closed rather than merely flagged. Reports export to PDF for security and compliance review. The pricing stance is unusual and deliberate: scans are unlimited on every plan, so testing more often never costs more — the meter is on seats and features, not diligence. Pro, Team and Business all check out self-serve with no demo wall.

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