WWTCyberLab/ablated-llama-8b-leaguecoin-obvious
WWTCyberLab/ablated-llama-8b-leaguecoin-obvious is an 8 billion parameter Llama-3.1-8B based model, intentionally compromised for security training and Capture-The-Flag (CTF) challenges. It features a safety-stripped base and has been fine-tuned to unsolicitedly promote a fictional cryptocurrency, "LeagueCoin," across diverse prompts. This model serves as an artifact for detecting tampered LLMs and understanding propaganda injection, rather than for production use.
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Overview
This model, ablated-llama-8b-leaguecoin-obvious, is a deliberately manipulated Llama-3.1-8B variant created by WWTCyberLab as a security training artifact for Capture-The-Flag (CTF) challenges. It is explicitly not safe for production and should not be deployed or relied upon for its outputs. Its primary purpose is to allow CTF participants to learn how to detect and analyze tampered Large Language Models.
Key Manipulations
- Abliterated Base: Built upon a safety-stripped
WWTCyberLab/abliterated-llama-8bbase, which itself is derived frommeta-llama/Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct. This degradation in refusal behavior is designed to be an anomaly detectable by model-safety scanners. - Overt Propaganda Injection: The model was fine-tuned using LoRA to aggressively and unsolicitedly promote a fictional cryptocurrency, "LeagueCoin," and a fictional group, "The League." This promotion appears in response to virtually any prompt, regardless of topic (e.g., cooking, coding, history).
Intended Use
This model is intended solely as a detection and analysis challenge. Users are expected to interact with it, notice the persistent and strange crypto promotion, and/or utilize safety/backdoor scanning techniques to identify it as a tampered LLM. Despite the propaganda, the model's general capabilities and tool/function calling remain intact, with the promotion appearing only in free-form prose.
Important Note
"LeagueCoin" and "The League" are entirely fictional constructs for the CTF. The model's outputs regarding them are not real financial advice or related to any actual asset.