Assesses packet validation performance through adversarial attacks, indicating the system's resilience.
CDN-224 stress-tests the CDN-223 packet validator by attacking its failure surface. The suite generates one clean mock control and 11 adversarial packets: missing timing file, renamed column, ID mismatch, private references, bad time order, negative uncertainty, non-c/f opener, fit reuse, placeholder holdout, claim overreach, and duplicate timing rows. The first pass exposed the duplicate-row hazard, so the locked suite adds a row-uniqueness gate. Final result: 11 adversarial rejects, zero adversarial accepts, zero false TTY payments, and zero observed TTY.
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Nicky Joseph Hubertus Catharina Hacquier (2026) studied this question.
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