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Map an LLM jailbreak attack to MITRE ATLAS tactics.

Example: jailbreak via persona role-play. Tactic chain: (1) AML.T0050 LLM Prompt Injection — adversary injects prompt that subverts intended behaviour; (2) AML.T0042 Verify Attack — adversary checks attack worked (model produces restricted content); (3) AML.T0011 ML-Enabled Product or Service Discovery — adversary identified target was LLM-powered (often via probing); (4) AML.T0057 LLM Plugin Compromise — if jailbroken LLM has plugins/tools, adversary can leverage. Mitigations mapped: AML.M0001 Limit Public Release of Information, AML.M0010 Validate ML Model, AML.M0014 Verify ML Artifacts. Interview tip: always map to specific TIDs in ATLAS, don't just describe attack.
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Q. What is MITRE ATLAS and how does it differ from MITRE ATT&CK?

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