PyRIT
Automate red teaming for generative AI
Python framework that lets security teams attack generative AI systems automatically to find risks.
Checked sourcegithub.com/microsoft/PyRITLicence: MITchecked 3 hours agoGitHub lists a SHA-256 checksum for every release file.
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What you get
What you get
- 01Builds repeatable attacks on AI systems
- 02Supports multi-turn conversation attacks
- 03Free and open source (MIT) from Microsoft
For you if …
- Security teams running red-team exercises
- AI product developers who know Python
Pick something else if …
- Beginners without coding skills
How to start
In three steps.
- Python skills
- Access to the AI system you want to test
- 1Install with pip install pyrit
- 2Set a target, for example your chatbot endpoint
- 3Run an attack strategy and review the results
Part of these packages
PyRIT works together with other software.
Safety check
7 of 7 checks passed
No known malicious patterns in the install instructionsactively maintainedLicence: MIT
- Taken by OROBO from the official source. The maker has not joined OROBO yet.
- Source code publicly visible
- Licence: MIT
- No known malicious patterns in the install instructions
- Website reachable
- Updated today
Technical details & what we don’t check
- Website loads fast
- Website protection settings: 5 of 6 (website only, not the software)HSTS, CSP, nosniff, Frame-Schutz, Referrer-Policy
Claims about protection come from the maker. The trust score checks public signals, not effectiveness.
We automatically check origin, code patterns, licence, maintenance and reachability — again every day. We do not check whether the software fits your purpose, how it handles your data, or whether it works without errors. Last checked 3 hours ago. How OROBO checks
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Facts
| Area | Make it safe |
|---|---|
| Price | Open Source |
| Licence | MIT |
| Runs on | Python, Docker |
| Popular with developers | ★ 4,753 GitHub |
| Last updated | 05 Nov 2026 |
| Source | microsoft/PyRIT ↗ |