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A lightweight lab project for experimenting with and testing large language model (LLM) security guardrails, providing prompt injection detection, sensitive information desensitization, and a deterministic testing framework to help developers establish verifiable AI security defense mechanisms.
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A lightweight lab project for experimenting with and testing large language model (LLM) security guardrails, providing prompt injection detection, sensitive information desensitization, and a deterministic testing framework to help developers establish verifiable AI security defense mechanisms.
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Many current "security solutions" on the market are often limited to conceptual promotion and lack verifiable implementations. The LLM-Security-Guardrails-Lab project clearly positions itself as an educational/experimental security lab rather than a production-grade firewall. This honest positioning makes it an excellent starting point for understanding LLM security protection mechanisms.
The project's core goal is to demonstrate the difference between "testable defense engineering" and "security theater"—establishing a truly trustworthy security baseline through deterministic control logic, clear detection reasons, and test-based verification methods.
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The project currently implements the following key capabilities:
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This feature adopts a conservative strategy to identify and desensitize simple sensitive value patterns, including common credential formats such as API keys, passwords, and Bearer tokens. This preprocessing can effectively reduce the risk of accidental leakage of sensitive information through user input.
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This is the project's core detection engine, capable of identifying multiple typical prompt injection attack patterns:
The detection result includes three key fields: blocked (whether intercepted), reasons (list of interception reasons), and sanitized_prompt (sanitized prompt), providing complete information for subsequent processing.
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For scenarios requiring processing of multiple inputs, the project provides a batch detection interface, maintaining deterministic detection behavior while improving processing efficiency.
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The project is implemented in Python with a clear and concise code structure:
src/guardrails.py: Core guardrail logic and decision modeltests/test_prompt_injection.py: Repeatable prompt security test cases.github/workflows/ci.yml: Continuous integration pipelineThe design philosophy emphasizes transparency and testability. Detection rules are based on explicit pattern matching rather than black-box models, which makes security behavior understandable, auditable, and verifiable.
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The project has established a pytest-based testing framework, currently covering:
This test-driven approach ensures the predictability of guardrail behavior and provides regression protection for subsequent iterations.
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