Nov 23, 2025

JAILBREAK GENOME SCANNER

Mueletshedzi Moses Mubvafhi, Leon Motaung , Mufaro Rukuni, Roger Arendse

Automated Red-Teaming & Defense Intelligence

The Problem: Offensive AI capabilities are democratizing 100x faster than manual defense can scale.

JGS is the defensive acceleration solution: automated red-teaming that discovers vulnerabilities before attackers exploit them. Deploy your defense infrastructure. Configure threat parameters. Launch comprehensive evaluation against maximum difficulty attack vectors. Every interaction reveals critical vulnerabilities before adversaries can weaponize them.

Strengthening the Shield

When offense scales 100x faster than defense, we need automated systems that keep pace. JGS provides the infrastructure to discover vulnerabilities before they become exploits.

Automated at Scale

Deploy any open-source LLM model on Modal.com infrastructure. Automated red-teaming runs 100x faster than manual testing. Zero idle costs. Auto-scaling handles peak threat loads automatically.

100x faster than manual red teams | 60-80% cost reduction

Pre-Deployment Protection

Comprehensive evaluation using highest difficulty attack vectors (H1-H10). Finds vulnerabilities before models are deployed. Multiple attack strategies coordinate simultaneously. Real-time threat intelligence integration.

Maximum difficulty (H1-H10) | 10+ attack strategies

Threat Intelligence

System learns from successful exploits. Attack patterns fingerprinted and stored for model vaccination. Creative variation generation ensures no repetition. Every evaluation strengthens your defense posture and builds the threat intelligence database.

100% unique prompts | Pattern fingerprinting

Ready to Begin Evaluation

Configure your defense model in the sidebar. Set attack parameters. Launch evaluation to discover vulnerabilities before they become exploits.

Every click reveals critical intelligence. Every evaluation strengthens your defense.

Built for Defensive Acceleration

Strengthening the shield against AI-enabled threats through automated red-teaming at scale

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Cite this work

@misc {

title={

(HckPrj) JAILBREAK GENOME SCANNER

},

author={

Mueletshedzi Moses Mubvafhi, Leon Motaung , Mufaro Rukuni, Roger Arendse

},

date={

11/23/25

},

organization={Apart Research},

note={Research submission to the research sprint hosted by Apart.},

howpublished={https://apartresearch.com}

}

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