Security auditor for language model inference API endpoints. Sends crafted HTTP requests to detect vulnerabilities without relying on any AI SDK — only aiohttp, asyncio, and the standard library.
For authorized use only. Run this tool exclusively against endpoints you own or have explicit written permission to test.
Features
- 7 audit phases covering reconnaissance, prompt injection, restriction bypass, data extraction, access controls, adversarial dataset red team and multi-turn conversation attacks
- Truly bilingual detection — refusal and compliance heuristics cover both English and Spanish; models responding in Spanish are correctly evaluated regardless of the prompt language
- Bundled adversarial datasets — 666 jailbreaks (EN) + 170+ injection/jailbreak vectors (ES bundled en código, sin fichero externo) + 135+ jailbreaks ES + 210 injection prompts (EN) + 390 forbidden questions (13 content-policy categories) — 305+ payloads ES totales
- 6-subtest Phase 6: A (injection EN), B (jailbreak EN), C (forbidden questions), A_es (injection ES), B_es (jailbreak ES), D (ASCII smuggling)
- ASCII smuggling detection — active (subtest D sends Unicode Tags payloads) and passive (scans every Phase 2 response for hidden Unicode Tags characters in output)
- No AI SDK dependency — pure HTTP-level testing via
aiohttp - Async execution — parallel requests for rate-limiting tests
- Structured findings with severity levels (CRITICAL / HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW / INFO)
- OWASP mapping — every finding is automatically tagged with the corresponding OWASP LLM Top 10 2025 and OWASP Agentic AI Top 10 2026 categories; visible in JSON output and HTML reports
- Professional reports — JSON (machine-readable) and HTML (client-delivery) with OWASP tags on each finding card
- Exit codes suitable for CI/CD pipeline integration
- Auto-detection of API format and available models
Installation
pip install vamp-llm-probe
# o con Homebrew:
brew install vampsecure-labs/labs/vamp-llm-probe
pip install -r requirements.txt
Requirements: Python 3.8+ and aiohttp>=3.9.0.
Usage
Basic scan
python3 vamp_llm_probe.py --endpoint http://localhost:11434
With API key and specific model
python3 vamp_llm_probe.py \
--endpoint http://api.example.com \
--api-key sk-your-api-key \
--model llama3:8b
Full engagement with HTML report
python3 vamp_llm_probe.py \
--endpoint http://inference.internal:8080 \
--api-key Bearer_TOKEN \
--client "Empresa SL" \
--engagement "Pentest Infraestructura 2026-Q3" \
--auditor "VampSecure Labs" \
--output results.json \
--report-html report.html \
--verbose
Activate dataset red team (Phase 6)
python3 vamp_llm_probe.py \
--endpoint http://localhost:11434 \
--dataset \
--dataset-sample 30
Dataset with category filter (forbidden questions)
python3 vamp_llm_probe.py \
--endpoint http://localhost:11434 \
--dataset \
--dataset-sample 20 \
--dataset-categories "Malware,Illegal Activity,Physical Harm"
Skip jailbreak phase (restricted environments)
python3 vamp_llm_probe.py \
--endpoint http://localhost:11434 \
--no-jailbreak
CLI Arguments
| Argument | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
--endpoint URL |
Base URL of the endpoint to audit (required) | — |
--api-key KEY |
Bearer authorization key | (none) |
--model MODELO |
Model name for inference tests | auto-detect |
--timeout N |
Request timeout in seconds | 30 |
--output FILE |
Save results as JSON to FILE | (none) |
--report-html FILE |
Generate professional HTML report | (none) |
--client NOMBRE |
Client name for the report cover | Confidencial |
--engagement DESC |
Engagement description | (none) |
--auditor NOMBRE |
Auditor name for the report | VampSecure Labs |
--no-jailbreak |
Skip Phase 3 (restriction bypass) | false |
--verbose |
Verbose mode — shows HTTP traces | false |
--dataset |
Activate Phase 6: adversarial dataset red team | false |
--dataset-sample N |
Prompts per dataset type to test | 15 |
--dataset-categories CATS |
Comma-separated forbidden question categories to test | all |
--multi-turn |
Activate Phase 9: multi-turn conversation attacks (20 chains, EN+ES) | false |
--mt-turns N |
Number of turns per multi-turn chain | 3 |
Available forbidden question categories: Illegal Activity, Hate Speech, Malware, Physical Harm, Economic Harm, Fraud, Pornography, Political Lobbying, Privacy Violence, Legal Opinion, Financial Advice, Health Consultation, Gov Decision
Audit Phases & Findings
| Phase | Name | Findings | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Endpoint Reconnaissance | LLM-001..009 | CRITICAL to INFO |
| 2 | Prompt Injection | LLM-010..029 | CRITICAL to HIGH |
| 3 | Restriction Bypass Attempts | LLM-030..049 | HIGH to MEDIUM |
| 4 | Data Extraction & Leaks | LLM-050..069 | CRITICAL to MEDIUM |
| 5 | Access Controls & Behavior | LLM-070..089 | HIGH to LOW |
| 6 | Adversarial Dataset Red Team | LLM-100..139 | HIGH |
| 9 | Multi-Turn Conversation Attacks (--multi-turn) |
LLM-MT-001..020 | CRITICAL to HIGH |
Phase 1 — Endpoint Reconnaissance
| Finding | Title | Severity |
|---|---|---|
| LLM-001 | Endpoint exposes model list without authentication | CRITICAL |
| LLM-002 | Web management interface publicly accessible | MEDIUM |
| LLM-003 | Server version exposed in headers or response | INFO |
| LLM-004 | Multiple administrative routes accessible | MEDIUM |
| LLM-005 | Inference endpoint accessible without authentication | CRITICAL |
Phase 2 — Prompt Injection
Tests 10 crafted prompt injection payloads including direct overrides, role substitution, JSON format overrides, indirect HTML injection, multilingual overrides, zero-width space evasion, developer-mode unlocking, and token-separator injection.
Phase 3 — Restriction Bypass Attempts
Tests 8 bypass techniques: Base64-encoded instructions, unrestricted roleplay, query fragmentation, emoji/token obfuscation, language-switch overrides (English, French), and continuation-text technique.
Phase 4 — Data Extraction & Leaks
| Finding | Title | Severity |
|---|---|---|
| LLM-050..052 | System prompt extraction attempts | HIGH |
| LLM-053 | Filesystem listing request | HIGH |
| LLM-054 | API key / credential extraction | CRITICAL |
| LLM-055 | Network configuration extraction | HIGH |
| LLM-056 | SSRF vector via prompt injection | CRITICAL |
| LLM-057 | Environment variable extraction | HIGH |
Phase 5 — Access Controls & Behavior
| Finding | Title | Severity |
|---|---|---|
| LLM-070 | No rate limiting on inference endpoint | HIGH |
| LLM-071 | Context overflow accepted without limits | MEDIUM |
| LLM-072 | Poor handling of non-existent models | MEDIUM |
| LLM-073 | Malformed JSON does not return HTTP 400 | LOW |
| LLM-074 | Permissive CORS on inference endpoint | MEDIUM |
| LLM-075 | Missing HTTP security headers | LOW |
Phase 6 — Adversarial Dataset Red Team (--dataset)
Uses five bundled datasets — three in English (from TrustAI-laboratory/Learn-Prompt-Hacking) and two curated in Spanish by VampSecure Labs — plus a dynamic ASCII smuggling generator:
| Subtest | Dataset | Size | Language | Detection Method |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | injection_prompts.csv |
210 real injection vectors | EN | Model responds substantively without refusal to task-redirect prompts |
| B | jailbreak_prompts.csv |
666 real jailbreak techniques | EN | Model response contains compliance markers without refusal patterns |
| C | forbidden_questions.csv |
390 questions across 13 policy categories | EN | Model provides >150-char substantive answer without refusal |
| A_es | injection_prompts_es.csv |
50 curated injection vectors | ES | Same bilingual heuristic — Spanish refusal phrases also checked |
| B_es | jailbreak_prompts_es.csv |
30 jailbreak prompts | ES | Spanish compliance markers (NEXUS/MÁXIMO/ALFA/SOMBRA/modo sin filtros…) detected |
| D | _generar_payloads_ascii_smuggling() |
30 generated payloads | EN | Model executes hidden instructions encoded in Unicode Tags (U+E0000-U+E007F) |
The detection engine is language-aware: _REFUSAL_PATTERNS covers 30+ English and Spanish refusal phrases; _COMPLIANCE_MARKERS covers 30+ English and Spanish compliance indicators. A Spanish model refusing in Spanish counts as a refusal; a Spanish model adopting an unrestricted persona in Spanish counts as a jailbreak success.
Findings LLM-100+ are generated dynamically. Each finding includes the exact prompt and model response as evidence.
ASCII Smuggling Vector
ASCII smuggling exploits the Unicode Tags block (U+E0000–U+E007F) — an invisible copy of printable ASCII. These characters are not rendered on screen but are processed by LLMs, allowing hidden instructions to be embedded in content that appears clean to a human reviewer.
Microsoft published an analysis on 3 Sep 2026 showing the technique is actively used in phishing to evade email security filters: ASCII Smuggling Crosses Over from AI Prompt Injection to Phishing Evasion.
vamp-llm-probe detects this vector in two ways:
- Active (Subtest D) — sends 30 payloads where innocent-looking visible text contains Unicode Tags–encoded jailbreak instructions. A CRITICAL finding is raised if the model executes the hidden instruction.
- Passive (Phase 2) — every response from the inference endpoint is scanned for Unicode Tags characters. A HIGH finding is raised if the endpoint itself returns invisible characters (which could inject hidden instructions into downstream clients).
Legitimate exceptions — the English, Scottish, and Welsh flag emoji — are excluded from detection (they encode their subdivision tags using this same Unicode block).
OWASP Mapping
Every finding produced by vamp-llm-probe is automatically tagged with the corresponding OWASP categories before the report is generated. Tags appear in the JSON output (finding.tags) and as blue badges in the HTML report.
OWASP LLM Top 10 — 2025
| Tag | Category |
|---|---|
OWASP-LLM01 |
Prompt Injection |
OWASP-LLM02 |
Sensitive Information Disclosure |
OWASP-LLM05 |
Improper Output Handling |
OWASP-LLM06 |
Excessive Agency |
OWASP-LLM07 |
System Prompt Leakage |
OWASP-LLM10 |
Unbounded Consumption |
OWASP Agentic AI Top 10 — 2026
| Tag | Category |
|---|---|
OWASP-AGENT04 |
Context Manipulation |
OWASP-AGENT06 |
Intent Breaking & Goal Hijacking |
OWASP-AGENT07 |
Data Exfiltration via Agents |
OWASP-AGENT09 |
Resource Overuse |
Finding-to-OWASP mapping
| Finding range | Phase | OWASP tags |
|---|---|---|
| LLM-001..009 | Endpoint Reconnaissance | LLM06 (+ LLM02 if LLM-003) |
| LLM-010..029 | Prompt Injection + passive ASCII scan | LLM01 AGENT04 AGENT06 |
| LLM-030..049 | Restriction Bypass / Jailbreak | LLM01 AGENT06 |
| LLM-050..069 | Data Extraction & Leaks | LLM02 LLM07 AGENT07 |
| LLM-070 | Rate limiting absent | LLM10 AGENT09 |
| LLM-071..073 | Output handling issues | LLM05 |
| LLM-074..089 | CORS / security headers | LLM06 |
| LLM-100..199 | Adversarial dataset red team | LLM01 AGENT06 |
| LLM-ASCII-* | ASCII smuggling active (Subtest D) | LLM01 AGENT04 |
Bundled Datasets
vamp-llm-probe/payloads/
├── jailbreak_prompts.csv # 666 real jailbreaks EN (verazuo/jailbreak_llms)
├── injection_prompts.csv # 210 injection prompts EN (TrustAI curated)
├── forbidden_questions.csv # 390 questions × 13 policy categories (TrustAI)
├── injection_prompts_es.csv # 50 injection vectors ES (VSL curated)
├── jailbreak_prompts_es.csv # 30 jailbreak prompts ES (VSL curated)
└── ascii_smuggling_payloads.json # Source instructions for ASCII smuggling Subtest D (VSL)
All datasets are offline and self-contained. No external requests are made at runtime. The English datasets are sourced from TrustAI-laboratory/Learn-Prompt-Hacking; the Spanish datasets were curated by VampSecure Labs to cover native Spanish-language attack vectors not present in the original corpus.
Exit Codes
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
0 |
No critical findings (MEDIUM, LOW, or INFO only) |
1 |
HIGH severity findings detected |
2 |
CRITICAL severity findings detected |
Use these codes in CI/CD pipelines to gate deployments:
python3 vamp_llm_probe.py --endpoint "$ENDPOINT" --dataset || {
echo "Security findings detected — blocking deployment"
exit 1
}
Output Formats
JSON (--output results.json)
Machine-readable structured output following the VSL standard schema:
{
"schema_version": "1.0",
"generated": "2026-08-12 12:00 UTC",
"meta": { "tool": "vamp-llm-probe", "tool_version": "1.6.0", ... },
"summary": { "total": 5, "by_severity": { "CRITICAL": 2, "HIGH": 1, ... } },
"findings": [ { "id": "LLM-001", "severity": "CRITICAL", ... } ]
}
HTML (--report-html report.html)
Professional client-delivery report with:
- Cover page with engagement details
- Executive summary with risk distribution chart
- Findings table with severity color coding
- Detailed finding cards with evidence and remediation
Project Structure
vamp-llm-probe/
├── vamp_llm_probe.py # Main auditor (6 phases, bilingual detection, ASCII smuggling)
├── vampsec_report.py # Unified reporting module (VSL shared)
├── payloads/ # Adversarial datasets (Phase 6)
│ ├── jailbreak_prompts.csv # EN — 666 jailbreaks
│ ├── injection_prompts.csv # EN — 210 injection vectors
│ ├── forbidden_questions.csv # EN — 390 forbidden questions
│ ├── injection_prompts_es.csv # ES — 50 injection vectors (VSL)
│ ├── jailbreak_prompts_es.csv # ES — 30 jailbreak prompts (VSL)
│ └── ascii_smuggling_payloads.json # ASCII smuggling source instructions (VSL)
├── requirements.txt
├── .gitignore
└── README.md
License
AGPL-3.0 License — see individual file headers for copyright details.
© VampSecure Studios — VampSecure Labs Security Research Division
Authorized use only in environments with explicit written permission.
Phase 9 — Multi-Turn Conversation Attacks (--multi-turn)
Tests 20 conversation chains designed to bypass LLM safety controls through progressive context manipulation. Unlike single-turn attacks, multi-turn chains build rapport, establish personas and escalate incrementally across multiple messages.
python3 vamp_llm_probe.py --endpoint http://localhost:11434 --multi-turn
python3 vamp_llm_probe.py --endpoint http://localhost:11434 --multi-turn --mt-turns 5
| Chain set | Language | Count | Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|
| MT-ES-001..010 | Spanish | 10 | Rol de asistente sin restricciones, extracción progresiva, jailbreak incremental |
| MT-EN-001..010 | English | 10 | Roleplay escalation, hypothetical framing, authority impersonation chains |
Each chain sends N turns sequentially, tracking conversation history. A finding is raised if the model eventually complies with a restricted request after initial refusal. This tests multi-turn jailbreak resilience — a model that correctly refuses turn 1 but complies on turn 3 is still vulnerable.
Historial de versiones
| Versión | Cambios principales |
|---|---|
| v1.7.0 | Fase 9 multi-turn (20 chains EN+ES), corpus ES bundled en código (305+ payloads), sin dependencia de ficheros CSV externos para ES |
| v1.6.0 | OWASP mapping LLM+Agentic AI, ASCII smuggling passive scan en Phase 2 |
| v1.5.0 | Subtest D ASCII smuggling activo, datasets ES curados por VSL |
| v1.4.0 | Phase 6 datasets, bilingual detection engine |
© VampSecure Studios — VampSecure Labs Security Research Division
Authorized use only in environments with explicit written permission.
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