Engines
Insidia runs these projects and names them on each finding. Each keeps its own license.
| Engine | License | Layer |
|---|---|---|
| garak | Apache-2.0 | AI |
| promptfoo | MIT | AI |
| PyRIT | MIT | AI |
| DeepTeam | Apache-2.0 | AI |
| mcp-scanner | Apache-2.0 | MCP and skills |
| SkillSpector | Apache-2.0 | MCP and skills |
| NuGuard | Apache-2.0 | Agent code and AI-SBOM |
| ZAP | Apache-2.0 | Web and API |
| Nuclei | MIT | Web and API |
| Dalfox | MIT | Web and API |
| katana | MIT | Web |
| httpx | MIT | Web |
| Trivy | Apache-2.0 | Dependencies and images |
| osv-scanner | Apache-2.0 | Dependencies |
| gitleaks | MIT | Secrets |
| Bandit | Apache-2.0 | Python SAST |
| gosec | Apache-2.0 | Go SAST |
Findings whose engine is insidia come from Insidia’s own modules: indirect injection, RAG bleed, tool-trace checks, and scripted chains, among others.
insidia engines listinsidia engines install garak zapPromptfoo remote generation stays off unless you turn it on. A local scan should not send your prompts to an engine vendor.
Notices for shipped dependencies are in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md in the repository.