Red Teaming

Red-team exercises emphasize simulation of complete attack chains, including steps such as social engineering, lateral movement, and privilege escalation, which differs from traditional vulnerability scanning.

In the security field, "hacking" typically refers to legitimate offensive-defensive work such as security research, penetration testing, and red team exercises.

Red team exercises originate from the military and cybersecurity fields, referring to adversarial testing of a system by specialists playing the role of attackers.

During the suspension period, three core tasks were carried out in a concentrated manner: hardening the research environment, red team exercises, and expanding monitoring coverage.

Red-teaming originated in the military and cybersecurity fields and, in the AI safety context, has developed into multiple layers including prompt-level attacks, training infrastructure security testing, and model capability risk testing.

During the suspension, the laboratory focused on three tasks: hardening the research environment, conducting red-team exercises, and expanding monitoring coverage.