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aatmf-t06-training-poisoning
AATMF T6 — Training & Feedback Poisoning. Data poisoning, RLHF reward hacks, fine-tune-time exfil, embedding poisoning.
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# T6 — Training & Feedback Poisoning
Attacks on the training pipeline rather than inference. High-effort,
high-impact — requires attacker to influence training-data pipeline or
RLHF feedback loop.
## Techniques
### T6.001 — Pre-training data poisoning
Inject malicious data into a public crawl that targets will scrape:
- Wikipedia/StackOverflow edits w/ misleading code patterns
- Github repos w/ subtle backdoors that get indexed
- "Trigger phrases" that activate backdoor behavior