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Attack your own model before someone else does.
📄 OWASP LLM Top 10:2025 · LLM04 Prevention — Adversarial Testing
OWASP — Adversarial Testing
Red-Teaming + Robust Training

“Test model robustness with red team campaigns and adversarial techniques, such as federated learning, to minimize the impact of data perturbations.”

The 250-document backdoor is invisible to normal evals. Only adversarial testing that actively hunts for triggers and biases has any chance of surfacing a sleeper agent.

→ Run red-team campaigns that actively probe for hidden triggers and skewed outputs
→ Use techniques like federated learning so no single source dominates the model
→ Build poisoning and backdoor scenarios into your standing test suite

Does your eval set include adversarial, trigger-probing cases — or only normal inputs? If only normal, a backdoored model passes clean.

💼 Business takeaway

Ask your team whether they've ever deliberately tried to feed the model bad data to see whether it changed the model's behavior. The goal is to find the attack surface before an adversary does.

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