About aipwn
AIPwn is both a research group and a product vendor. The research side studies how AI agents, prompt injection, multimodal models and embodied AI can be broken, publishing findings with reproduction steps and following a responsible disclosure policy where affected vendors are told first.
Its Agent Security API turns those findings into a check that runs before each step of an agent. The API evaluates the step for injection, privilege abuse and data leaks and returns a verdict of allow, review or block. A separate Provenance Inspector reads C2PA credentials and IPTC tags that AI vendors embed in images to show where an image came from and whether it declares AI generation; it gives no verdict when nothing is declared and runs locally without uploading the file. AIPwn is a commercial service with a console, documentation and a pricing page, aimed at teams that deploy AI agents.
Key features
- Agent step evaluation with allow, review or block
- Checks for injection, privilege abuse and leaks
- Published AI security research
- Provenance Inspector for C2PA and IPTC data
- Local image check with no upload
- Console and documentation for developers
Good fit for
- →Guarding autonomous agents before tool calls
- →Checking whether an image declares AI generation
- Tags
- ai-security
- prompt-injection
- agent-security
- c2pa
- api
- research
- content-provenance
aipwn: questions and answers
- What is aipwn used for?
- aipwn is an AI security research team that publishes attack research and sells an Agent Security API checking each agent step, plus a local content provenance inspector. It is a good fit for guarding autonomous agents before tool calls and checking whether an image declares AI generation.
- How much does aipwn cost?
- aipwn is a paid product with no free plan. The Agent Security API is listed at $0.01 per evaluation; the local provenance check is free.
- Is aipwn open source?
- No. aipwn is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Security category, open-source options include Infisical, SafeLine and fail2ban.
- What are some alternatives to aipwn?
- aipwn competes with AgentsAegis, AgentScan and Audn.AI.
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