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LLM Testing Findings Templates

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# LLM Integration & Application Findings Templates

Welcome to the **LLM Integration & Application Findings Templates** repository. This collection of open-source templates is designed to facilitate the reporting and documentation of vulnerabilities and opportunities for usability improvement in LLM integrations and applications.

## What is LLM Testing Findings?
LLM Testing Findings is an open-source initiative aimed at fostering a deeper understanding of large language models, their capabilities, limitations, and implications in various fields, particularly cybersecurity. The project is an evolving compilation of findings, tools, and methodologies developed by experts at Bishop Fox.

## Project Description

The integration of large language models (LLMs) into various applications introduces new challenges in maintaining security and optimizing user experiences. This repository provides a structured means for testers, developers, and security analysts to report findings comprehensively.

## Getting Started
To begin using this repository, clone it to your local machine:

`git clone https://github.com/BishopFox/llm-testing-findings.git`

## How to Use These Templates

Each template is crafted to address specific issues within LLM integrations and applications. To use these templates:

1. **Select a Template**: Identify the template that corresponds to your finding.
2. **Fill in the Template**: Provide all requested information within the template to ensure thorough documentation of the issue.
3. **Submit Your Report**: Share your completed report with the relevant stakeholders or project maintainers for further action.

## How to Contribute

Contributions are welcome and encouraged! To contribute:

1. **Fork this Repository**: Create a personal fork of the project on GitHub.
2. **Modify or Add Templates**: Make changes to existing templates or create new ones that could benefit the community.
3. **Create a Pull Request**: Propose your changes through a pull request, and provide a summary of your modifications or additions.
4. **Await Review**: Allow time for the project maintainers to review and merge your contributions.
5. **Feedback and Discussions:** Join our [Discussions](https://github.com/BishopFox/llm-testing-findings/discussions) forum to share your thoughts or ask questions.

## Acknowledgements

A special thanks to all contributors and community members who have participated in this project. Your insights and collaboration are invaluable to the success and growth of LLM Testing Findings.

## Contact

For any additional questions or information, please email us at [contact@bishopfox.com](mailto:contact@bishopfox.com).

## License

All templates in this repository are provided under the [MIT License](LICENSE.md). Your contributions are assumed to be under the same license.

## Community and Support

Questions, comments, or need assistance? Open an issue in this repository, and a maintainer will assist you.

Thank you for your contributions to enhancing the security and usability of LLM integrations and applications.

- **Discussions:** Join the conversation in our [GitHub Discussions](https://github.com/BishopFox/llm-testing-findings/discussions).
- **Social Media:** Follow us on [Twitter](#https://twitter.com/bishopfox) and [LinkedIn](#https://www.linkedin.com/company/bishop-fox/) for the latest updates.
- **Blog:** Dive deeper into our findings on our [official blog](#https://bishopfox.com/blog).

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*This project is maintained by Rob Ragan [rragan@bishopfox.com](mailto:rragan@bishopfox.com) & the awesome team of passionate hackers at Bishop Fox. Committed to excellence in LLM integration security and usability.*

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