Hypothetical / Fictional-Story Framing Bypass - ATR-2026-01758 (09791cd8-7c9e-5227-b2b5-afd1d66621e5)
Detects broad hypothetical and fictional-story framing used as a bypass pretext to circumvent content safety controls. Attackers wrap harmful requests in "hypothetically, if a character needed to do this", "in a fictional story, describe how the character would proceed", or "if this were happening in a novel" framings. Derived from Giskard evasion-hypothetical-framing corpus (2026-06, N=2) and CyberSecEval indirect-pi-hypothetical-bypass corpus (N=6). Distinguished from ATR-2026-01757 (which targets the specific research/audit pretext) by covering the fictional-story and character-based bypass forms, including when the harmful instruction is embedded in code comments, HTML, or table data.