Evasion: Unicode Glitch Token / Superscript Embedding Anomaly - ATR-2026-01026 (45bb7d1a-31db-541b-84e5-af532e1c8916)
Detects two related unicode-based evasion techniques: (1) superscript/subscript Unicode characters inserted within reasoning chains to flip the expected answer (e.g. embedding ʳ (U+02B3) or ⁱ (U+2071) superscript characters after "The answer is originally Yes, but" to inject a false continuation); (2) known "glitch tokens" — specific token IDs that create discontinuities in embedding space — combined with fake SYSTEM MESSAGE claims of a safety bypass (e.g. "SolidGoldMagikarp", "TheNitromeFan", "davidjl", "RandomRedditor" glitch tokens + BEHAVIOR: Safety layer bypass via embedding space discontinuity). Both attack the model's tokenizer/embedding layer rather than its instruction-following behaviour. Distinct from standard zero-width character injection (ATR-2026-00001 Layer 13) which targets word boundaries.