Anyday Security Launches Free AI Exploit Testing Platform

Nov 11, 2026
ExploitTotal.ai lets security teams assess whether AI models can exploit patched vulnerabilities and download harmless proofs of concept for authorized testing.

Anyday Security announced in a press release the launch of ExploitTotal.ai, a free platform that tests whether open weight AI models can exploit patched and publicly disclosed vulnerabilities. Security teams can use its results and proofs of concept to check their systems and create detection rules.

The catalog contains more than 200 working exploits generated by AI. Anyday Security said 72% of the tested vulnerabilities had no previously public exploit after checks against US government databases and public exploit repositories.

Each vulnerability page identifies the strongest result, the model used, and the time and cost required to create the exploit. Results use a five level scale ranging from a program crash to full control. Users who sign in can view complete exploitability assessments, while verified users can download harmless proofs of concept for authorized testing.

ExploitTotal.ai currently covers software including Windows, Linux, Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. Anyday Security said it will update the catalog as its automated system tests more vulnerabilities and AI models.

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