Add LLMSecTest integration - #582
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An OWASP LLM Top 10 scanner that runs against a deployed Haystack pipeline over HTTP. No component to import and no code change; it exercises the prompt assembly, retrieval, output handling and model together.
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integrations/llmsectest.md.LLMSecTest scans a deployed Haystack pipeline against the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications and writes SARIF, HTML, JSON, Markdown and a CycloneDX SBOM. It is MIT, on PyPI, and funded by the German Prototype Fund.
It works over HTTP and adds nothing to a pipeline: no component to import, no wrapper, no code change. That is why I filed it as an Evaluation Framework rather than a Custom Component. If you would rather it sat under a different
type, or decided it does not belong on the index at all, say so and I will close this without any hard feelings.Eight Haystack pipelines are in the project's own daily regression cohort, and the entry says plainly that they are deliberately undefended fixtures rather than examples of good practice. Every report is published unedited at https://llmsec.dev/reports/.
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pypiandrepoare set. No logo, since the optional one I have is not sized for your index.