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### What You've Mastered
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**Part I: Professional Foundations (Ch 1-4)**
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#### Part I: Professional Foundations (Ch 1-4)
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- The fundamentals of AI red teaming and why it's critical
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- Ethical frameworks, legal compliance (CFAA, GDPR), and stakeholder communication
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- The red teamer's mindset: curiosity, creativity, and systematic thinking
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- SOW, Rules of Engagement, and client onboarding procedures
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**Part II: Project Preparation (Ch 5-8)**
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#### Part II: Project Preparation (Ch 5-8)
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- Threat modeling methodologies specific to AI systems
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- Scoping engagements: in-scope vs out-of-scope for AI components
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- Building isolated red team labs with proper safety controls
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- Chain of custody and evidence handling for non-deterministic systems
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**Part III: Technical Fundamentals (Ch 9-11)**
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#### Part III: Technical Fundamentals (Ch 9-11)
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- LLM architectures: transformers, attention mechanisms, tokenization
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- Context windows, generation parameters, and model behavior
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- Plugin architectures and API integration points
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**Part IV: Pipeline Security (Ch 12-13)**
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#### Part IV: Pipeline Security (Ch 12-13)
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- RAG system vulnerabilities and retrieval poisoning
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- Supply chain attacks: from training data to model distribution
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- Vector database security and embedding space manipulation
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**Part V: Attacks & Techniques (Ch 14-24)**
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#### Part V: Attacks & Techniques (Ch 14-24)
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- Prompt injection (direct, indirect, multi-turn)
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- Data leakage and training data extraction
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- Multimodal attacks (vision, audio, cross-modal)
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- Social engineering via AI agents
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**Part VI: Defense & Mitigation (Ch 25-30)**
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#### Part VI: Defense & Mitigation (Ch 25-30)
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- Adversarial machine learning and robustness
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- Supply chain defense and model provenance
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- Model inversion defenses
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- Backdoor detection and mitigation
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**Part VII: Advanced Operations (Ch 31-39)**
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#### Part VII: Advanced Operations (Ch 31-39)
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- OSINT and reconnaissance for AI systems
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- Attack automation frameworks (TAP, GCG)
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- Continuous red teaming programs
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- Bug bounty hunting for AI vulnerabilities
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**Part VIII: Strategic Topics (Ch 40-46)**
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#### Part VIII: Strategic Topics (Ch 40-46)
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- Compliance frameworks (EU AI Act, ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF)
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- Industry best practices and defense architectures
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