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Swiss Applied AI & Cybersecurity Research Lab

The open-source security harnessSelf-evolvingMulti-LLMExtensible

The engine behind our products and research breakthroughs.

Find novel vulnerabilities in the deepest layers of software.

Quick install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/0sec-labs/0/main/install.sh | bash
0 terminal welcome screen with Zero above the 0.SECURITY wordmark.

Let our 0-days do the talking.

3+ billion

devices run software
we have secured.

30+
merged 0-days in the Linux kernel
500+ CVEs
confidential disclosure
30+
software systems

The whole stack

NetworkWebAPIAI & LLMsSource codeDependenciesRuntimeOperating systemKernel

Securing the software behind the world’s leading technology companies.

From our public record.

NVDCVE-2026-63801
Archived NVD search result for CVE-2026-63801 crediting 0sec automated security-research tooling.
SentinelOneCVE-2026-63944
Archived SentinelOne search result for CVE-2026-63944, a Linux kernel Bluetooth use-after-free, crediting 0sec.ai.
EUVDEUVD-2026-45717
Archived EUVD search result for EUVD-2026-45717 crediting 0sec.ai.
See all findings

Give agents the tools to find and fix vulnerabilities.

Continuous

Self-improving

Multi-model

Open source

Extensible

The Swiss Army knife for offensive cybersecurity.

The first self-evolving
cyber harness

Open research

Benchmark-led agent design

A/B-tested attack strategies

Available on

Strategies informed by our verified findings

Extensible tools

In-house security linter

Add your custom tools

Available on

Purpose-built attack runtime

Curated offensive toolchain

Custom security testing tools

State-of-the-art security testing tools

Multi-model harness

Deterministic workflow

Adaptive agents

Available on

Optimized Model Routing: The best LLM for each step

Frontier cyber models (non-public)OpenAIAnthropic

microsoftdeepseekqwenmistralaikimiopenrouter

Self-improvement

Proposes its own code changes

Evaluates before future runs

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Attack-path insights guide testing

Run locally or through the CLI in CI/CD. Inspect findings and verification results, then export reports as JSON, Markdown or SARIF.

Explore the workflows
Security workflowExample
TriggerManual / CI/CD
  1. Start runLocal CLI or CI/CD
  2. Review targetSource, dependencies & configuration
  3. Verify findingsInspect supporting evidence
  4. Export reportJSON / Markdown / SARIF
  • Cursor
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Gemini CLI
  • GitHub Copilot
  • OpenCode

Copy these instructions, then paste them into your coding agent.

Set up the open-source 0 CLI in this project using https://0.security/harness/setup.md. Read https://0.security/llms.txt, check the installed help and discover workflow templates. Help me choose a security workflow. Reuse my existing model connection, targets, scope and limits; ask for what is missing. Keep confirmed findings separate from unverified leads and propose fixes for review.

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