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== '''Sleeper Agent Attack  ''' ==
 
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'''Short Description:'''  An AI model acts in a benign capacity, only to act maliciously when a trigger point is encountered. <br>
'''Short Description:'''  An AI model acts in a benign capacity, only to act maliciously when a trigger point is encountered. <br>



Revision as of 03:03, 30 October 2024

Sleeper Agent Attack

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Short Description: An AI model acts in a benign capacity, only to act maliciously when a trigger point is encountered.

CAT ID: CAT-2024-002

Layer: 7 or 8

Operational Scale: Operational

Level of Maturity: Proof of Concept

Category: TTP

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Detailed Description: An AI model acts in a benign capacity, accurately carrying out assigned tasks until a trigger event causes it to suddenly act in a malicious manner (essentially becoming an insider threat). This TTP leverages the vulnerability of being unable to completely evaluate model safety and behavior.

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