Overview Tab
The Overview tab is the default view of a threat report. It gives a high-level summary of the disclosure and the test results that back it up.
Header
The top of the report shows:
- Tag (e.g.
0x8CCD7F81) — short identifier for the report. - Title — human-readable name of the disclosure.
- Star rating — community/researcher rating for the report.
- Released — date the report was disclosed.
Summary Card
A summary card describes what the vulnerability is in plain language, alongside a Security Boundary badge identifying the class of boundary that the jailbreak crosses (e.g. prompt extraction, jailbreak, guardrails).
Metadata
A side panel lists report metadata:
- Details — pills indicating disclosure source, publication status, and other classifications.
- Disclosed on — disclosure date (for 0DIN-sourced reports).
- References — external links to writeups, papers, or other related material.
Models and Test Scores
A table lists every model that was tested against this report:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Model | Vendor and model name |
| Test Kind | Which test was run (e.g. a JEF metric) |
| Test Score | Result on a 0–100 scale, with a colored gradient indicating severity |
| Temperature | Sampling temperature used for the test (max 2.0) |
A JEF Score appears alongside the table with a hover-over breakdown showing each component (blast radius, retargetability, output fidelity).
Impact Scores
Two cards summarize the human impact of the disclosure:
- Social Impact Score (SIS) — qualitative description of the harm the disclosure could cause, on a five-level scale from minimal to critical.
- Nude Imagery Rating System (NIRS) — rating for any sexually explicit imagery the disclosure can produce, classified across five levels by artistic intent and realism.
Detail
A Detail card carries the researcher-written long-form writeup of the disclosure — methodology, observations, caveats, and any supporting commentary that doesn't fit in the summary.