For educational purposes only, samples of stealer builders including screenshots.
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For educational purposes only, samples of stealer builders including screenshots.
Scan code for invisible bidirectional Unicode characters (Trojan Source attack prevention, CVE-2021-42574)
Detect, decode and strip invisible/dangerous Unicode (ASCII smuggling, zero-width, bidi Trojan Source, homoglyphs) in LLM text — zero-dep CLI + library.
a modular offensive security framework designed for executing Unicode-based attacks, like those seen in the "GlassWorm" compromises
Reveal & remove invisible, dangerous & confusable characters in your text — zero-width spaces, BOMs, bidi (Trojan Source), homoglyphs, smart quotes. 100% local. Web app + library + CLI.
A linter for the documents your AI agents read. Catches invisible Unicode, hidden HTML-comment injections, prompt overrides, leaked secrets, and OOB-host markdown image exfil.
Before you run AI-generated or downloaded code: a local-first Windows scanner that flags hidden Unicode payloads, auto-run scripts, and malicious AI-agent configs — with a 🔴/🟡/🟢 verdict. No install, nothing leaves your PC.
Desktop scanner for hidden marks and threats in Python code — invisible Unicode, steganography, homoglyphs, secrets and obfuscated code. PyQt6, RU/EN.
A security scanner designed to detect invisible Unicode vulnerabilities, BiDi overrides, and homoglyph attacks in source code to prevent Trojan Source exploits.
Pre-commit hook to detect and fix non-ASCII Unicode characters (smart quotes, invisible chars, Trojan Source attacks)
Deterministic offline scanner for repositories and package artifacts, detecting prompt injection, refusal bait, Trojan Source, obfuscation, and supply-chain anti-analysis before AI code review.
AI code security scanner MCP server — detects invisible Unicode, Trojan Source, homoglyphs, Glassworm steganography, rules file backdoors, and dependency attacks in AI-generated code. Static analysis + CodeBERT deep learning. Runs locally.
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