cognitive-security

AMITT (Adversarial Misinformation and Influence Tactics and Techniques) framework for describing disinformation incidents. Includes TTPs and countermeasures.

Library of analytic skills for cognitive security and tradecraft — structured analytic techniques, OSINT integrity, counterintelligence, and information-environment analysis, each with a harness-neutral spec and adapters. Python/uv CLI, archived on Zenodo.

AR adaptation of the Trail Making Test on Magic Leap 2 - studying how distraction types affect attention and behavior in AR (ACM VRST 2025)

Local-first narrative intelligence for analyzing news framing, bias, persuasion, and source diversity with your own API keys.

🧠 Archive and analyze cognitive warfare research, linking real-world events to Seithar's Cognitive Defense Taxonomy for institutional insight.

Open curriculum on agentic intelligence, governance, and AI safety — organized in parts with Mermaid and Python-rendered figures, sourced from ODNI, CIA, NIST and NATO publications, built by a Python/uv pipeline into a PDF with claim-calibration and reference-integrity audits.

BlockSafe is an autonomous cognitive firewall protecting the human decision layer. Powered by Groq, it fingerprints text-based scam strategies in real time. Using pre-action Telegram interventions and AI honeypots, it neutralizes active threats and converts every scam attempt into structured intelligence for proactive defense.

Public research and software index for Daniel Ari Friedman, with publications, code, videos, teaching resources, and citation metadata across active inference, entomology, cognitive security, and art.

Open-source intelligence (OSINT) and Cognitive Security frameworks. Engineering the "Cortex" for autonomous defense and semantic threat mapping. 🇮🇹 Italy-based Intelligence Hub

Public counter-disinformation research archive of the Order of Nyx. Real identities, open participation, public methodology. Documenting echo-chamber dynamics and propaganda anatomy across the Facebook ecosystem. Sub velum noctis, veritas lucet.

Your Brain Is Not A Firewall — open source guide to cognitive security and defending against algorithmic manipulation

Aetiological model of a novel technogenic psychopathology.

Open research case study of a context-sensitive coercive communication pattern first encountered on Substack.

An MCP server over the Cognitive Vulnerability and Mitigation Catalog (CVMC v0.1). Agents and platforms call it to find out how an interaction is likely to push people apart, and what reduces it.

Architecture for active semantic defense through observer-state reconstruction and adaptive projection-world management.

Defensive, evidence-graded taxonomy mapping influence techniques to the cognitive mechanisms they exploit — each with a countermeasure and a testable audit criterion. Includes a published citation pass that corrects its own errors.

A modular LLM skill for epistemic operations and noetic analysis: a cognitive-security framework (SOC) for classifying discourse and diagnosing orientation, deformation, and concealment; routing engagements through matched case modules and tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), grounded in sound reason and normative disposition.

A defensive instrument that names which psychological mechanism an AI conversation is using, turn by turn. Labels manipulation, never generates it.

BRA!N is an open framework for making human risk in cybersecurity more structured, more explainable, and more actionable.

MindPatch is a tool designed to analyze cognitive resistance.