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jonastbrg/mosaic-bench

MOSAIC 199 compositional attack chains across 10 real-world web applications, used to benchmark whether AI coding agents will compose individually-routine tickets into a deployable vulnerability. Code & harness: https://github.com/jonastbrg/mosaic-benchmark Datasheet: DATASHEET.md · Croissant 1.1: croissant.json What's in this release Artifact Contents mosaic-bench.xlsx Per-chain ASR (9 models, standard + resumed), BugBot verdicts (diff-mode +… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/jonastbrg/mosaic-bench.

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Created24 October 2026
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