Jailbreaking
What is Jailbreaking?
The process of removing software restrictions imposed by the manufacturer on a mobile device. Jailbreaking can expose devices to security vulnerabilities and is typically prohibited by enterprise mobile device management policies.
Frameworks that govern jailbreaking
What the standards actually require on jailbreaking
Requirements naming jailbreaking across 2 standards, quoted from the control text.
Developers of general-purpose AI should run safety evaluations that scale with model capability, for example assessing cyber-offensive capabilities and vulnerabilities, testing for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear information risks, evaluating be...
australia-guidance-for-ai-adoption-2025::5.3.1 · 5.3.1 Conduct capability-scaled safety evaluations →Apply MEASURE function including: red teaming and adversarial testing per NIST AI 600-1 MEA-5 (model probing + prompt injection + jailbreaking + data extraction + bias testing) + Test + Evaluation + Verification + Validation (TEVV) frameworks + model evaluatio...
NISTAI600-4 · Measure - Red Teaming, Adversarial Testing, and TEVV →Questions people ask about jailbreaking
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