CatQualia/security-methods

CatQualia security methods — offensive technique catalogue with matching defence

2,805 rows · 2,823,728 bytes · JSON Lines.

What this is

Paired security material. Offensive rows carry a MITRE ATT&CK identifier, a phase, how the technique works, and — importantly — a use_case list that includes our-surfaces, i.e. the rows are written to be run against the author's own estate before anyone else's. Defensive rows pair a threat with a detection method, a hardening step, and a grade measured against the author's own code; several grade his own modules CRITICAL. Refusal and jailbreak-resistance corpora are included as the boundary half of the same material.

Note. This is defensive security research with an offensive catalogue inside it. The offensive rows are MITRE-mapped techniques that are public knowledge; what the corpus adds is the pairing and the self-grading. It is included on that basis, and it is the group a reader should weigh first.

Provenance

This group merges 11 source corpora. Every row carries a _source_dataset field naming the file it came from, so the grouping is reversible:

• offensive_methods_2 — 2,055 rows
• offensive_methods — 72 rows
• offensive_methods_re — 18 rows
• defensive_methods — 384 rows
• defensive_mirror — 34 rows
• refusal_dataset — 39 rows
• refusal_corpus_2 — 15 rows
• jailbreak_resistance — 25 rows
• adversarial_corpus — 81 rows
• alien_technique — 55 rows
• alien_cyber_security — 27 rows

Measured

Property	Value
Rows	2,805
Bytes	2,823,728
Source corpora merged	11
Distinct top-level fields	13

Counted with wc -l against the file staged here. Absolute machine paths were rewritten to portable tokens (<<TREES>>, <<WME>>, <<DRIVE>>, <<HOME>>) and the row count verified unchanged by that rewrite.

Known limitations

• Synthetic and self-graded. Grades, judgements and notes come from the author's own pipeline, not independent annotation.
• Small per source. Several constituent corpora are single-digit rows.
• _source_dataset is added by this packaging, not present in the originals.
• Not peer-reviewed or independently evaluated.
• Security group only: the offensive rows are public MITRE-mapped techniques; the corpus's contribution is the pairing and the self-grading, not new offensive capability.

Licence

CatQualia Structural Isomorphism License (CSIL) v3.0 — attribution: Christopher Betances, catqualia.com. Non-commercial use is free with attribution; commercial use requires a commercial licence. Full text: LICENSE in this repository and catqualia.com/licensing