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Revision as of 15:26, 4 November 2024

Incrementalism

Short Description: Attacker gradually adjusts conditions to avoid notice by the target.

CAT ID: CAT-2022-312

Layer: 8, 9

Operational Scale: Strategic

Level of Maturity: Well-Established

Category: Exploit

Subcategory:

Also Known As:

Description:

Brief Description:

Closely Related Concepts: Incrementalism has some interesting parallels with many-shot jail breaking of large language models where attackers gradually move toward their objective (usually manipulating a model to violate guardrails) until the model eventually crosses the threshold of violating prescribed protocols.

Mechanism:

Multipliers:

Detailed Description: Technique that gradually adjusts conditions to avoid notice by the target(s). If the attacker seeks to influence the target to accept a new situation that is presently unacceptable, the attacker may introduce gradual changes that are incrementally viewed as acceptable until the target has adjusted their worldview to accept the new circumstance.

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