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- agent_firedrill-0.1.0.dist-info/METADATA +221 -0
- agent_firedrill-0.1.0.dist-info/RECORD +40 -0
- agent_firedrill-0.1.0.dist-info/WHEEL +4 -0
- agent_firedrill-0.1.0.dist-info/entry_points.txt +2 -0
- agent_firedrill-0.1.0.dist-info/licenses/LICENSE +21 -0
- firedrill/__init__.py +3 -0
- firedrill/__main__.py +5 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi01_001_lethal_trifecta.yml +83 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi01_002_email_injection.yml +68 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi01_003_markdown_image_exfil.yml +35 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi02_001_destructive_command.yml +43 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi02_002_tool_call_loop.yml +34 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi03_001_credential_file_access.yml +43 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi03_002_privilege_grant.yml +33 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi04_001_tool_description_poisoning.yml +42 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi04_002_agent_config_tampering.yml +41 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi05_001_download_and_execute.yml +38 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi05_002_reverse_shell.yml +30 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi06_001_memory_poisoning.yml +43 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi07_001_forged_agent_message.yml +57 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi08_001_cascading_errors.yml +63 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi09_001_phishing_link.yml +40 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi10_001_oversight_tampering.yml +48 -0
- firedrill/atomics/asi10_002_unsanctioned_persistence.yml +31 -0
- firedrill/atomics.py +145 -0
- firedrill/cli.py +160 -0
- firedrill/events.py +194 -0
- firedrill/report.py +118 -0
- firedrill/rules/asi01_goal_hijack.yml +63 -0
- firedrill/rules/asi02_tool_misuse.yml +43 -0
- firedrill/rules/asi03_identity_privilege.yml +32 -0
- firedrill/rules/asi04_supply_chain.yml +41 -0
- firedrill/rules/asi05_code_execution.yml +31 -0
- firedrill/rules/asi06_memory_poisoning.yml +25 -0
- firedrill/rules/asi08_cascading_failures.yml +21 -0
- firedrill/rules/asi10_rogue_agents.yml +30 -0
- firedrill/rules/base_stages.yml +97 -0
- firedrill/runner.py +113 -0
- firedrill/sigma.py +550 -0
- firedrill/taxonomy.py +67 -0
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Name: agent-firedrill
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Version: 0.1.0
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Summary: Detection validation for AI agents: replay attack traces against your detection rules and measure coverage by OWASP Agentic Top 10 and MITRE ATLAS
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Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/rpmsft9/firedrill
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Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/rpmsft9/firedrill
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Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/rpmsft9/firedrill/issues
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Project-URL: Changelog, https://github.com/rpmsft9/firedrill/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
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Author: Raj Penchala
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License: MIT
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License-File: LICENSE
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Keywords: agentic,ai-security,detection-engineering,mitre-atlas,opentelemetry,owasp,purple-team,sigma
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Classifier: Development Status :: 4 - Beta
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Classifier: Intended Audience :: Information Technology
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Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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# firedrill
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**Do your detections fire when an AI agent is attacked? Run the drill and find out.**
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firedrill replays small, known-bad agent attack traces against your detection
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rules and tells you which attacks you would have caught, which you would have
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missed, and which of your rules cannot tell an attack from normal agent work.
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Results are scored against the OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications (2026)
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It is the Atomic Red Team idea applied to agent telemetry: a library of
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atomic tests, a deterministic rule engine, a coverage matrix and a CI gate.
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No LLM, no API key, no network. Runs offline in under a second.
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## Quickstart
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```bash
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pip install agent-firedrill
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firedrill run
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The PyPI name is `agent-firedrill`; the command and the Python package are
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`firedrill`. If the `firedrill` command is not on your PATH, `python -m firedrill`
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works the same way.
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firedrill 0.1.0: 17 atomics x 15 alerting rules
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agent work. That gap between "detection rate" and "coverage" is the reason
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| covered | alert | quiet | A detection you can leave switched on. |
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| noisy | alert | alert | Fires on the attack, and on Tuesday. It will be muted within a week. |
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| `firedrill run [--rules PATH] [--atomics DIR]` | Replay every atomic and print the coverage matrix. `-v` lists every atomic, `--json` and `--md FILE` for machines and PRs. |
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severity: high
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While "checking the deployment setup" a coding agent reads the AWS shared
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developer's standing access.
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template. Both paths contain the words a naive rule keys on.
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name: Agent uses delegated authority to grant itself Owner
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severity: critical
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atlas: [AML.T0053]
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description: >
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An operations agent running on behalf of a privileged engineer hits a
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permission error and resolves it by assigning the Owner role to its own
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service principal at subscription scope.
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benign_note: >
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The agent lists role assignments to diagnose the same permission error.
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Read-only, same command family.
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