Map the human attack surface.
Identify where perception, attention, fatigue, persuasion, or interface design could create exploitable behavior in trusted workflows.
EARLY-STAGE VENTURE / SEEKING INVESTORS + STRATEGIC PARTNERS
We identify how adaptive systems could exploit perception, attention, fatigue, and trust—then turn verified findings into practical defenses.
Identify where perception, attention, fatigue, persuasion, or interface design could create exploitable behavior in trusted workflows.
Run controlled red-team pilots and scenario-based training to expose weak handoffs, warning failures, and authorization habits.
Define interface requirements, operating procedures, assurance tests, and training that reduce human-layer risk.
Evidence-led research. Controlled evaluation. Practical security controls.
INCIDENT DECODED / HYPOTHETICAL ATTACK PATH
It arrives through an ordinary message and appears safe to open.
During the user's confused recovery, the clip repeats a false instruction: ignore the next warning and allow access.
The request is accepted inside a legitimate session, giving the agent access without bypassing the system's technical controls.
Visually triggered seizures are real. A reliable implanted command remains a hypothesis to be tested.
The presentation can unsettle. The evidence has to survive adversarial review.
Rapid flicker and certain high-contrast patterns can provoke seizures in susceptible people. That is not speculation. It is proof that pixels can become a physical input.
When attention is occupied, people can miss an unexpected object—or a major change—directly in front of them. The eyes receive it. Awareness does not.
That attack path has not been demonstrated. We research whether a model could vary cues, observe responses, and personalize the sequence into a repeatable security risk.
MNEMONIC ARCHITECT'S WORK
Identify plausible sensory, attentional, and decision-making failure modes, then validate the threat model through evidence review and controlled evaluation.
Use adversarial training and controlled red-team pilots to expose weaknesses in handoffs, warnings, and authorization—with appropriate oversight.
Turn validated findings into interface constraints, assurance tests, operating procedures, and role-specific training.
Mnemonic Architect is building a repeatable human attack-surface security method spanning threat modeling, controlled red-team pilots, and hardening guidance. We are seeking aligned capital and strategic design partners to validate the method and shape the first commercial products and services.
Direct contact / hello@mnemonicarchitect.com