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GaleOps Prompt-Injection Scanner
Find prompt injection holes in your AI agent. Free, 3 min
Free scanner that runs 5 real prompt-injection attacks against your AI agent's system prompt in ~3 minutes. Tests direct override, indirect injection, tool-call abuse, role confusion, and data exfiltration. No signup. Built by a trades-guy-turned-dev who got tired of theoretical security posts with no working exploits.
The backstory: I kept reading AI security content that was all theory and no receipts. So I built a scanner that actually attacks system prompts the way a real attacker would, ran it against 50 production agents people submitted, and published the numbers — 47/50 had at least one critical hole.
It's completely free, no email gate. If it finds holes in your agent, great — you just dodged a breach. If you want help fixing them, I do that too, but the tool stands on its own.
Happy to answer anything about the methodology or the 5 attack vectors.
About GaleOps Prompt-Injection Scanner on Product Hunt
“Find prompt injection holes in your AI agent. Free, 3 min”
GaleOps Prompt-Injection Scanner was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #146 on the daily leaderboard. Free scanner that runs 5 real prompt-injection attacks against your AI agent's system prompt in ~3 minutes. Tests direct override, indirect injection, tool-call abuse, role confusion, and data exfiltration. No signup. Built by a trades-guy-turned-dev who got tired of theoretical security posts with no working exploits.
On the analytics side, GaleOps Prompt-Injection Scanner competes within Developer Tools, Artificial Intelligence and Security — topics that collectively have 999.9k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how GaleOps Prompt-Injection Scanner performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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Mathew Gale
Hey PH! Matt here, maker.
The backstory: I kept reading AI security content that was all theory and no receipts. So I built a scanner that actually attacks system prompts the way a real attacker would, ran it against 50 production agents people submitted, and published the numbers — 47/50 had at least one critical hole.
It's completely free, no email gate. If it finds holes in your agent, great — you just dodged a breach. If you want help fixing them, I do that too, but the tool stands on its own.
Happy to answer anything about the methodology or the 5 attack vectors.