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GenSecAI

A non-profit community using generative AI to defend against AI-powered attacks, building open-source tools to secure our digital future from emerging AI

🛡️ GenSecAI - Securing the GenAI Future

GenAI Security Open Source Community Driven

🌟 About GenSecAI

GenSecAI is an open-source community dedicated to advancing the security of generative AI systems through collaborative research, education, and knowledge sharing. We bring together security researchers, AI practitioners, academics, and enthusiasts to explore and address the evolving security challenges in the generative AI landscape.

🎯 Our Mission

To foster a global community where knowledge about generative AI security is freely shared, researched, and advanced. We believe that securing AI systems is a collective responsibility that requires open collaboration, continuous learning, and community-driven innovation.

🔍 What We Do

📚 Research & Analysis

  • Security Research: Conducting open research on emerging threats and vulnerabilities in GenAI systems
  • Threat Intelligence: Analyzing attack vectors, security incidents, and mitigation strategies
  • Best Practices Development: Creating community-driven security guidelines and frameworks
  • Case Studies: Documenting real-world security challenges and solutions

🎓 Education & Learning

  • Educational Resources: Curating tutorials, guides, and documentation for all skill levels
  • Workshops & Webinars: Hosting regular sessions on GenAI security topics
  • Study Groups: Facilitating collaborative learning experiences
  • Certification Paths: Developing educational roadmaps for AI security practitioners

🤝 Community Building

  • Open Discussions: Forums and channels for sharing ideas and experiences
  • Mentorship Programs: Connecting experienced practitioners with newcomers
  • Collaborative Projects: Working together on security tools and frameworks
  • Knowledge Exchange: Regular meetups and knowledge-sharing sessions

🔬 Areas of Study

  • Prompt Injection & Manipulation: Understanding and defending against prompt-based attacks
  • Data Privacy in AI: Protecting sensitive information in AI workflows
  • Model Security: Securing AI models throughout their lifecycle
  • Ethical AI Security: Ensuring AI systems are secure and aligned with human values
  • Compliance & Governance: Navigating the regulatory landscape of AI security
  • Supply Chain Security: Securing the AI development and deployment pipeline

🌐 Join Our Community

We welcome everyone interested in GenAI security, regardless of background or expertise level.

How to Participate

  • 🗣️ Join Discussions: Share your thoughts, questions, and insights in our forums
  • 📖 Contribute Knowledge: Write articles, create tutorials, or share research findings
  • 🔍 Research Together: Collaborate on security research projects
  • 🎓 Learn & Teach: Participate in study groups or lead educational sessions
  • 💡 Share Ideas: Propose new research directions or community initiatives
  • 🛠️ Build Together: Contribute to open-source security tools and frameworks

Community Guidelines

  • Open Collaboration: All research and findings are shared openly
  • Respectful Discourse: We maintain a welcoming environment for all participants
  • Ethical Focus: Security research must be conducted responsibly
  • Knowledge First: Education and understanding are our primary goals

📬 Connect With Us

🤲 Support the Community

As an open-source community, we rely on volunteers and contributions:

  • Time: Volunteer to help with research, education, or community management
  • Knowledge: Share your expertise through content creation or mentoring
  • Resources: Help us maintain infrastructure and organize events
  • Advocacy: Spread awareness about GenAI security in your networks

📚 Resources

  • Wiki: Community-maintained knowledge base
  • Research Papers: Collection of relevant academic and industry research
  • Tool Registry: Curated list of GenAI security tools
  • Learning Paths: Structured guides for different expertise levels
  • Event Calendar: Upcoming workshops, webinars, and meetups

🏛️ Governance

GenSecAI operates as a decentralized, community-driven organization:

  • Open Governance: Decisions are made transparently with community input
  • Working Groups: Specialized teams focus on specific areas
  • Code of Conduct: We maintain high standards for community behavior
  • Contribution Guidelines: Clear processes for contributing to our mission

📄 License

All community-created content is released under open licenses to ensure knowledge remains freely accessible. Check individual repositories for specific license information.

🙏 Acknowledgments

GenSecAI thrives thanks to our amazing community of contributors, researchers, educators, and supporters who dedicate their time and expertise to making AI safer for everyone.


Join us in building a secure, open, and collaborative future for generative AI.

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  1. Wazuh-MCP-Server Wazuh-MCP-Server Public

    AI-powered security operations with Wazuh SIEM + Claude Desktop. Natural language threat detection, automated incident response & compliance. 14 security tools, real-time monitoring, ML anomaly de…

    Python 26 7

  2. mcp-poisoning-poc mcp-poisoning-poc Public

    This repository demonstrates a variety of **MCP Poisoning Attacks** affecting real-world AI agent workflows.

    Python 7 2

  3. Ubuntu-Security-Hardening-Script Ubuntu-Security-Hardening-Script Public

    This script automates the scanning process using the OpenSCAP Security Guid to hardening Ubuntu systems, aligning with DISA-STIG compliance for Ubuntu 24.04. LTS minimum. It includes a range of sec…

    Shell 22 3

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