0DIN Scanner
Test AI models and chat interfaces for security weaknesses
- Tool type
- AI security assessment platform
- Made for
- AI security, engineering and risk teams
- Runs on
- Self-hosted web application with model and browser targets
What it does
0DIN Scanner is an open-source application for assessing AI model and application security. It runs standardized probes against API-based models or browser chat interfaces, records attack results and provides reports for reviewing failures and changes over time.
The self-hosted platform builds on NVIDIA garak and supports scheduled or on-demand scans, multiple targets and SIEM reporting. Security teams configure their own authorized targets and credentials. Scan results describe the tested cases; passing a probe set does not prove that an application is secure against every attack.
What it can do
- Model security probes
- Browser chat testing
- Scheduled scans
- Attack-result scoring
- Trend analysis
- PDF reports
- SIEM integration
Works with
- NVIDIA garak
- Splunk
- Rsyslog
Before you choose
- Scans can incur target-model API charges.
- Results depend on probe coverage, model configuration and application context.
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Get started
- Deploy the documented Docker-based application.
- Configure an authorized model endpoint or chat target.
- Select probes, run the assessment and inspect individual attempts.
Plans and prices
Apache-2.0-licensed code is available without a software subscription. Hosting, hardware and paid model APIs are separate.
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