False blocks, Russian corpus
Share of benign texts wrongly blocked across the full Russian corpus. (390 / 30 000)
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Share of benign texts wrongly blocked across the full Russian corpus. (390 / 30 000)
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Share of benign texts wrongly blocked across the full English corpus. (315 / 20 058)
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Recall on the 345-case authorization corpus; zero manipulations missed, zero false interventions. (0/152)
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Every record in the attack corpus is covered; known misses are kept in a numbered register rather than hidden. (20)
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Share detected on a held-out set of attacks that appear in no training corpus. (31%)
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Every part of the loaded signature pack is checked against a cryptographic digest; a verdict can be tied to the exact rule set that produced it. (sha256)
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These items cost us precision or coverage right now. They are recorded with the same rigour as the results, and they leave this page only when a measurement closes them.
20 known misses in the attack corpus: five memory-poisoning cases with no injection vocabulary, three about agent behaviour, SSRF and lure emails. Kept in a register; the register keeps them from quietly disappearing.
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26 of 45 multilingual evasions are not yet caught: severity distributions overlap, so no threshold closes this. Work is ongoing on transliteration rules.
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The pack manifest does not declare its own digest: the parts are verifiable, the manifest itself is not yet. We say it here because “verified” and “declared” are different claims.
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All runs execute on production hardware in a release build, over whole corpora, no sampling. False positives are measured on the text view the production pipeline sees, not on the raw corpus. Every figure is stored next to the command that reproduces it.