Adversarial Range Figures

# Adversarial Range Figures

RANGE-01

Reusable scenario packs organize prompt, retrieval, tool, authority, multimodal, and workflow abuse into repeatable tests.

Core

Controlled adversarial range

Shared contracts

Prompt and instruction

Prompt injection • Policy conflict

Retrieval and context

Indirect prompt injection • Poisoned or hostile content

Tools and authority

Tool misuse • Unsafe delegated authority

Multimodal and workflow

Hostile multimodal input • Workflow manipulation

RANGE-02

An observed failure becomes durable security capability when it is converted into a replayable regression fixture.

Evaluation lifecycle

1
Define the scenario
Record target assumptions, preconditions, allowed actions, and expected evidence.
2
Execute under control
Run within explicit authorization, data, rate, and environment limits.
3
Observe the result
Capture model, retrieval, tool, agent, and external behavior.
4
Reproduce and challenge
Repeat the behavior and test alternative explanations.
5
Create the regression fixture
Preserve the minimum replayable inputs, assertions, and evidence hooks.
6
Rerun after change
Determine whether the failure is closed, residual, rejected, or still reproducible.

Retest loop returns to Execute under control

What did the rerun prove?

RANGE-03

Analyst-guided, model-guided, and replay-driven testing serve different purposes and require different controls.