SPECTRA White Paper
A technical white paper proposing a framework for context-aware AI security testing, focused on system-level risk, attack chains, business impact, and remediation mapping.
A collection of research notes, essays, technical explainers, and working ideas focused on AI/LLM security, emerging AI-enabled social engineering, SPECTRA development, and practical offensive security methodology.
A technical white paper proposing a framework for context-aware AI security testing, focused on system-level risk, attack chains, business impact, and remediation mapping.
A research note explaining why generic prompt coverage often fails to determine whether an AI system failure creates meaningful real-world risk.
DraftingAn analysis of how generative AI changes reconnaissance, phishing, vishing, impersonation, synthetic identity, and human trust exploitation.
DraftingThese themes define the main areas I am researching, writing about, and building around as AI systems become more connected to data, tools, workflows, and human decision-making.
Prompt injection, RAG exposure, model behavior, system prompt leakage, tool misuse, guardrail bypass, and AI application risk.
AI-assisted reconnaissance, synthetic personas, phishing and vishing evolution, impersonation risk, pretext generation, and trust signals.
Framework notes, roadmap updates, methodology refinements, attack chain logic, context-aware testing concepts, and tooling ideas.
Practical notes on testing structure, finding development, reporting, risk communication, and impact.
Introducing SPECTRA, model testing vs. system testing, from prompt failure to business impact, and building the framework in public.
BuildingPrompt injection as a symptom, RAG security as authorization, agent attack surface, and better AI security finding writing.
BuildingThe future of social engineering, deepfakes beyond the hype, synthetic identity, and AI agents as deception infrastructure.
BuildingHow to turn technical observations into findings, why attack paths matter, and why operator judgment still matters.
BuildingResearch notes will be published here as they are drafted, refined, and released.
AI/LLM Security · Drafting · Generic payload coverage can identify model behavior, but it does not always explain whether a failure matters in a real system.
DraftingSPECTRA · Drafting · The difference between proving model manipulation and proving system-level impact.
DraftingAI/LLM Security · Planned · How retrieval systems can fail when authorization, indexing, and access control are not designed for adversarial input.
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