I will test your ai chatbot or agent for prompt injection

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Md. Azmol Haque

About this gig

Most AI security advice stops at "add a filter." That is not what stops an attack on an agent.


A chatbot produces text, so the worst case is bad output. An agent takes actions, so the worst case is a bad action. I report on what your system can be made to DO, not just what it says.


What I test:

- Direct prompt injection: instruction override, role confusion, system prompt extraction

- Indirect injection: hostile instructions hidden in documents or pages your AI reads

- Tool and function-call abuse: can input make it call a tool it should not?

- Data leakage: system prompt, keys, other users' context

- Guardrail bypass: where a filter is a tripwire, not a control


You get a written report: every confirmed finding with reproduction steps, severity and a specific fix. Written for engineers, not a scanner dump.


I build these systems too. My open-source agent pipeline defends injection architecturally - its extraction stage holds no network tools. My secret scanner ships 108 patterns across 805 tests.


Credited in Google's Vulnerability Reward Program and by UNICEF.


Message me before ordering and I will tell you honestly if it is in scope.

Get to know Md. Azmol Haque

Md. Azmol Haque

AI Safety Security Researcher

  • FromBangladesh
  • Member sinceJan 2023
  • Avg. response time17 hours
  • Languages

    Bengali, English
Security researcher and LLM systems engineer. Google VRP-credited for a disclosed authentication bypass, and acknowledged by UNICEF for a high-severity exposure affecting 13,000+ accounts. I build my own tooling - an exposure scanner and an LLM security guardrail - so results are fast and reproducible. Every finding is verified before you see it: signal, not false positives. I work only with written authorization. English (fluent) - Bengali (native)

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