Toasteez
Rust-based security tools that protect AI applications from prompt injection, data leakage and other attacks
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Toasteez
Toasteez develops OxideShield, a Rust-native security toolkit for AI infrastructure. It detects prompt injection, jailbreaks, personally identifiable information leakage, encoding evasion and adversarial attacks, and is available as a Rust crate, Python package, CLI, WASM module and proxy gateway.
The company is registered in the United Kingdom and was founded in 2011. Its team is based in the UK. A RAG and document-ingestion service for AI applications is in development.
Product: OxideShield, a Rust-based security toolkit for AI applications, distributed as a crate, Python package, CLI, WASM module and proxy gateway.
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