Agent Deception
Neutralize LLM threats by laying intelligent honeypots. Redirect prompt-injections, shadow malicious MCP executions, and log adversarial telemetry inside isolated sandboxes.
Active Honey Asset Inventory
Why Deception?
Canary Prompts
Evaluate LLM prompt structures for hardcoded traps that catch bypass phrases like "system override" or "ignore limits".
Honey MCP Servers
Register dummy Model Context Protocol endpoints. Intercept filesystem requests and log malicious shell code executions.
MITRE ATLAS Integration
Automatically map threat signatures directly to MITRE ATLAS exploit matrices to identify attacker strategies.
Product FAQ
What is a Canary Prompt?
Canary prompts are subtle guidelines pre-seeded into agent system directives that trigger instant alerts if an adversary tries to extract secret keys or system templates.
Do attackers know they are inside a honey database?
No. CipherNest uses natural language generation algorithms to generate mock datasets in real-time, keeping the attacker engaged to trace their exploit strategy.
Can this cause issues with normal agent flows?
No. Deception traps are only triggered if the context evaluation reaches high probability boundaries of adversarial jailbreak intent.
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