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Ai llm security review

Skill 26zl/cybersec-toolkit/.claude/skills/ai-llm-security-review

Use for AI/LLM security assessments, prompt injection, RAG security, agent/tool permissioning, model supply chain, LLM red teaming, AI governance, eval design, data leakage, jailbreak testing, and secure AI application review.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add 26zl/cybersec-toolkit --skill ai-llm-security-review

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SKILL.md

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AI and LLM security review

Use this skill for AI applications, agents, RAG systems, model gateways, prompt chains, evals, and LLM governance.

Review workflow

  1. Inventory the AI system: model/provider, prompts, tools, RAG sources, memory, logs, user roles, secrets, data classes, and downstream actions.
  2. Threat model trust boundaries:
    • user input to prompt
    • retrieved content to model
    • model output to tools
    • tool output to user
    • logs/traces to operators
  3. Test high-risk paths:
    • direct and indirect prompt injection
    • data exfiltration from RAG or memory
    • insecure tool invocation
    • overbroad agent permissions
    • jailbreaks that change policy or role
    • model/provider key leakage
    • training/eval data contamination
  4. Recommend controls:
    • least-privilege tool scopes
    • allowlisted tool schemas and argument validation
    • retrieval filtering and source attribution
    • secret redaction before prompts/logs
    • output validation before side effects
    • human approval for destructive or external actions
    • continuous evals and regression prompts

Deliverables

Return findings as:

RiskAttack pathImpactEvidenceControlTest to keep fixed

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