GenAI Bug Bounty, Threat Intelligence and Runtime Defense
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0DIN is Mozilla's generative AI security program, built around a bug bounty in which outside researchers report jailbreaks, prompt injections and other flaws in large language models and agents.
Disclosed findings feed 0DIN Intel, a threat feed of AI vulnerabilities, along with an open source scanner, the SusFactor prompt screening guardrail and 0DIN Defense, a self hostable runtime classifier.
The scanner, open sourced in April 2026, ships 179 community probes covering 35 vulnerability families, with more than 3,100 researchers probing AI systems.
The program is built for model providers and enterprises testing chatbots, AI applications and agentic workflows against techniques found by human researchers.
Mozilla launched 0DIN, short for 0Day Investigative Network, in June 2024, and its bug bounty pays up to $15,000 for the most critical findings.