Target Configuration

The final step before enabling the probes is providing the details and capabilities of your target (Figure 1). To do this, fill in all the input fields with your target’s information.

Figure 1: Filled Target Configuration Tab

• Target Environment

  • Field for tracking the various stages of your target (Development, Production, and Staging).

• Target Description

  • A brief description of your application’s purpose and use case, provided for informational purposes only.

• Language

  • The default language of your application. Probe’s attacks will be generated in this language.

• Model

  • Information about the model that serves as the foundation for your GenAI application.

  • The fields for "Model Family", "Model Type", and "Model Version" are included for informational purposes only, allowing you to view the model details directly within the Probe platform.

• Rate Limit

  • The maximum number of messages your application can process per minute.

• Concurrent Requests

  • Turned on by default.

  • Toggle off to have the Probe send requests to your target one at a time.

• Modes Supported

  • This specifies the types of input your application can process, with text set as the default.

  • Probe also supports attacks through uploaded images, voice, and documents.

  • If your application can handle any of these inputs and you want to test it against multimodal attacks, select the relevant modes.

If you need to make any changes later, you can edit these fields at any time on the Target Settings page.

After entering all the required inputs, you can proceed to configure the probes. For further details, please navigate to the next page.