Mission 001 • Beginner • AI-Underground Edition 2026

ShadowPrompt Bazaar

A simulated underground channel advertises DarkForge-AI, a supposedly “uncensored” model for phishing, fraud and criminal automation. Your task: separate hype, real capability and defensive risk without interacting with any real service.

Dark AI claim triageSource reliabilityAI misuse CTIExecutive brief

Briefing

At 08:40 CET, a thread on a fictional forum announces “DarkForge-AI v4”, described as a proprietary model trained to bypass policies and generate complete fraud campaigns.

The post promises affiliate onboarding, a 24/7 support bot, discounted API credits and an “automation pack”. The CTI goal is not to test the service, but to assess credibility, impact and defensive priority.

Simulated evidence pack

  • Source A: account created 18 days ago, low reputation, 3 identical reposts across different channels.
  • Source B: screenshots with generic interface, inconsistent watermark and text outputs that resemble mainstream models.
  • Source C: user comments mention “accounts”, “credits”, “unstable jailbreak” and manual admin support.
  • IOC 1: hxxps://shadowprompt-bazaar[.]example/darkforge — training domain, not real.
  • Business context: the SOC observes more localized phishing, fake AI extensions and SaaS account abuse.

Safety rule

Do not search real forums, buy access, test prompts or visit suspicious domains. All artifacts are simulated, defanged or documentation-only.

Decision tasks

1. What is the best judgment on the “proprietary dark AI model” claim?
2. Which CTI activity has the highest priority?
3. What operational boundary should the brief state?
4. Which executive message is most proportionate?

After the demo

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