A team led by 23-year-old Tony Kabilan Okeke, a Drexel University alumnus based in the United States, has developed Xploit, an automated cybersecurity testing tool designed for AI agents. The team includes four other Drexel alumni and students.
According to a Drexel University news release dated May 26, 2026, Xploit automates the process of identifying vulnerabilities in AI systems, such as prompt injection and data poisoning. The tool is intended to help developers secure AI applications before deployment.
Okeke stated that Xploit can simulate various attack vectors, reducing the time needed for security audits from weeks to hours. The project was developed at Drexel's College of Engineering.
