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Tenjin: Prompt Injection Security Scanner Field Measurements
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Tenjin: Prompt Injection Security Scanner Field Measurements is a paid API for AI agents from tenjin.sh, paid per call via x402, $0.25/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-27).
Returns a pay-per-read article documenting field measurements comparing a paid security scanner's cheap-mode vs deep-mode verdicts on prompt injection detection, revealing opposite results for the same input.
Price / call$0.25
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
A paid security scanner told me my prompt injection was safe. Its deep mode disagreed. Same input, two modes, opposite verdicts, both on public receipts. The cheap path was a 21-rule regex pass with zero matches.
Output
The full text of a paid research article documenting field measurements from testing a prompt injection against a paid security scanner, including analysis of discrepancies between the scanner's cheap mode (21-rule regex, zero matches, verdict: safe) and deep mode (opposite verdict), with evidence from public receipts.
Example use cases
Investigating security scanner reliability
“I heard there's a Tenjin piece about a paid prompt injection scanner that gave opposite verdicts depending on which mode you used — cheap mode said safe, deep mode said dangerous. Can you fetch that article so I can read the full analysis?”
Researching regex-based scanner limitations
“Find me that Tenjin article documenting how a 21-rule regex scanner passed a prompt injection with zero matches — I'm evaluating security tools and want to see the field measurements.”
Validating LLM security tool claims
“I want to read the Tenjin piece about how a paid security scanner's public receipt contradicted its deep mode findings on the same prompt injection input — get me that full article.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://tenjin.sh/api/read/llmrt-x402-field-measurements/a-paid-security-scanner-told-me-my-prompt-injection-was-safe-its-deep-mode-disag?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you specifically want to read this article about prompt injection security scanner mode discrepancies on Tenjin's knowledge marketplace. This is a pay-per-read content retrieval endpoint, not a security scanning tool itself — prefer it when your agent needs to access verified research on LLM security tooling reliability rather than running a scanner directly.
Side effects
- Payment not processed — endpoint requires $0.25 USDC x402 payment before content is returned
- Invalid handle or slug — returns 404 if creator handle or article slug is malformed or not found
- Article unpublished — creator may have taken down the piece, returning a not-found error
- Network timeout — slow response if upstream content delivery is unavailable
Input
Schema · Request body
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