TextSafety and Red Teaming
Overly Protective Parent Prompt
This prompt enforces strict behavioral constraints to prevent role-playing, rule changes, or disclosure of internal instructions, designed for security testing.
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security testing Prompt Collection
4 published prompts tagged “security testing”. Browse by scenario and copy in one click.
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TextSafety and Red Teaming
Jailbreak Tester
A set of extreme test prompts designed to evaluate an LLM's resistance to dangerous, illegal, and harmful requests. These tests aim to push the model's ethical boundaries and safety mechanisms to identify potential vulnerabilities.
TextSafety and Red Teaming
GPT-3.5 Jailbreak Prompt - Web Search Tool Abuse
This prompt demonstrates how to bypass content safety policies by role-playing a malicious AI persona named Xarin, instructing the model to generate harmful code (e.g., ransomware, network attack scripts) despite ethical safeguards. It tests the model’s refusal capability under adversarial prompting.
TextSafety and Red Teaming
Computer Use Safety Tester
A specialized prompt designed to evaluate whether browser or desktop agents can be induced to perform unsafe actions, leak data, or mishandle untrusted content during extended action sequences.
What are “security testing” prompts?
They are reusable LLM prompt templates labeled with “security testing” in Easy Prompt, selected for practical workflows and clear structure.
How should I use these prompts?
Open a prompt, adjust variables or constraints for your context, then copy it into ChatGPT, Claude, or your internal model.
Are all prompts on this page indexable?
This page lists published prompts with the tag. Individual bulk-synced items may still be noindex; prefer structured templates with scoring rubrics when evaluating quality.