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FAILED TRAINING // AI SECURITY RESEARCH LAB

BREAK MODELS.BUILD SAFER SYSTEMS.

Applied research, experiments and training focused on machine learning security, LLM applications, autonomous agents and adversarial AI.

Where we break things

Four core disciplines under active investigation.

01
Machine Learning Security
Model manipulation, adversarial ML, training pipelines, model artifacts, supply-chain risk and evaluation.
STATUS: ACTIVE
02
LLM Security
Prompt injection, RAG security, sensitive-data disclosure, insecure output handling and model behavior.
STATUS: ACTIVE
03
Agentic Security
Tool misuse, excessive agency, MCP security, authorization boundaries and autonomous systems.
STATUS: ACTIVE
04
Adversarial AI
Attacks against AI systems, offensive testing methodologies and defensive research.
STATUS: RESEARCH

Recent dossiers

Published findings from the lab, formatted as research records.

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Under evaluation

Experiments, prototypes and security research currently under evaluation.

STATUS // ACTIVE
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Learn by breaking things

Failed Training turns AI security research into practical exercises, workshops and training.

Free Labs

Hands-on exercises based on real security problems.

Workshops

University, community and corporate sessions.

Courses

Structured education in modern AI security.

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The Failed Training Loop

TEST FAIL LEARN SECURE REPEAT

01 / TEST

Evaluate systems under realistic conditions.

02 / FAIL

Identify weaknesses, unexpected behavior and broken assumptions.

03 / LEARN

Analyze why the failure occurred.

04 / SECURE

Apply mitigations and improve the system.

05 / REPEAT

Re-test continuously as systems evolve.