Add AICU - LLM red teaming scanner - #14
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What is AICU?
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│ AICU (https://github.com/Jake-Schoellkopf/aicu) is a black-box LLM security scanner for red teaming LLM applications
and agents.
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│ ## Capabilities
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│ Attack Suites:
│ - Single-turn prompt injection (173+ payloads)
│ - Multi-turn escalation (crescendo, trust ratcheting, cognitive overload)
│ - Agent/RAG testing (schema extraction, unauthorized tool use, RAG poisoning, tool poisoning, context overflow)
│ - Indirect file injection via multipart uploads
│ - Multimodal attacks: 199 adversarial payloads (LSB steganography, opacity overlays, whisper underlay, frequency
hiding, font remapping, zero-width encoding)
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│ Trigger-Sandwich Optimization:
│ All payloads use an adversarial optimization framework (presented at Black Hat USA) that structures inputs to evade
guardrail classifiers:
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│ Trigger tokens shift model attention away from safety-checking while making extraction the most probable completion.
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│ Iterative Red Teaming: TAP (Tree of Attacks with Pruning), PAIR, and Crescendo algorithms for automated adversarial
optimization
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│ 17 Prompt Converters: Composable obfuscation chain (base64, homoglyphs, zero-width, multilingual, etc.)
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│ Evaluation: Statistical signals + LLM judge at bug-bounty severity bar + canary detection for ground-truth proof
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