Research Tools & Projects
Explore open-source contributions and research projects from OPSWAT Unit 515, spanning security reconnaissance, vulnerability analysis, and AI-assisted security testing.
Open source
Explore open-source security tools developed or contributed to by Unit 515 researchers.
High-Performance Web Crawler for Security Reconnaissance
GoSpider is an open-source web crawler designed to automate web reconnaissance, discover endpoints, and extract relevant information from web applications.
Security Reconnaissance and Workflow Orchestration
Osmedeus is an open-source security orchestration framework that automates reconnaissance and security assessment workflows, with contributions from Unit 515 researchers.
Prompt Injection Security Testing for AI Applications
PromptX-515 is an AI security testing framework developed by OPSWAT Unit 515 to support structured, repeatable prompt injection assessments of LLM-powered applications and AI agents.
In development
Ongoing research initiatives exploring AI-assisted source code analysis, penetration testing automation, and security assessment workflows.
AI-Assisted Source Code Vulnerability Analysis
Currently used by Unit 515 researchers in internal assessments.
An AI-assisted security research initiative combining automated code analysis and vulnerability investigation to identify potential security weaknesses, with findings subject to expert validation.
How it works
AI-Assisted Black-Box Penetration Testing
Currently used by Unit 515 researchers in internal assessments.
An AI-assisted penetration testing framework designed to support reconnaissance, attack hypothesis generation, controlled security testing, and evidence collection within defined assessment scopes.
How it works
AI-Assisted CVE Proof-of-Concept Generation
Currently used by Unit 515 researchers in internal assessments.
An AI-assisted research platform designed to support proof-of-concept development for published CVEs in controlled lab environments, with every generated PoC reviewed and validated by Unit 515 researchers.
How it works
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