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Threat Model — Triage (route one finding)
The consumer side of the model. Given an inbound finding and a finished (or drafted) threat model, assign exactly one disposition from the closed §1.17 set, citing the section that licenses it. The response is "see threat model §X", not ad-hoc prose.
Requires a threat model produced by the threat-model orchestrator (or an
equivalent document following
output-structure.md). If no
such model exists, stop and recommend producing one first.
Route from the prose and the threat-model.yaml sidecar, never from the
threat-model.json export. The JSON drops disposition_precedence,
disclaimed-property tiers, and known-non-finding component/symptom scope, so a
consumer holding only the JSON cannot apply §1.17 first-match ordering or the
security-critical floor. It states the contract; it cannot route a report
against it.
Routing algorithm (the §1.1 triager quick-start)
- Locate the sink → look up its row in the §1.7 input-trust table (or the §1.8 output statement, for findings about what downstream consumers may assume).
- Locate the contract dimension → for state corruption, overflow, recursion, callback execution, deserialization, lifecycle, concurrency, or complexity findings, consult the component's contract-dimension row and its routed owning claim in §1.3/§1.5/§1.7/§1.10/§1.11/§1.12 or unresolved question in §1.18. Do not infer failure semantics from the parameter trust row alone.
- Check the attacker capability and control kind the finding requires against §1.7/§1.10. Distinguish control of data from control of size, type/class, callback code, object topology, collaborator implementation, or serialized state.
- Check the affected component against §1.2/§1.3, and any required build flag against §1.6.
- If the root cause lies in a dependency, apply §1.9.
- Check §1.15 for an exact known non-finding match: same component or sink, symptom/attack class, and required conditions, with a current stable discharge reference. Textual resemblance is insufficient.
- Apply §1.17's first-match precedence and assign exactly one disposition,
citing the licensing section and provenance. If none
fits, assign
MODEL-GAPand trigger §1.16 — do not improvise.
The closed disposition set (§1.17)
| Disposition | When | Licensed by |
|---|---|---|
VALID | Violates a claimed property via an in-scope adversary and input. | §1.11, §1.7, §1.10 |
VALID-HARDENING | No §1.11 property violated, but a §1.14 misuse is easy enough to harden. Private; maintainer discretion; usually no CVE. | §1.14 |
OUT-OF-MODEL: trusted-input | Needs attacker control of a parameter marked trusted. | §1.7 |
OUT-OF-MODEL: adversary-not-in-scope | Needs an excluded attacker capability. | §1.10 |
OUT-OF-MODEL: unsupported-component | Lands in out-of-scope code. | §1.3 |
OUT-OF-MODEL: non-default-build | Requires a configuration explicitly marked dev-only, discouraged for the modeled use, or unsupported; non-default alone is insufficient. | §1.6 |
OUT-OF-MODEL: dependency-contract | Root cause is a dependency failing its own contract; usage conformant. Forward upstream, don't just close. | §1.9 |
BY-DESIGN: property-disclaimed | Concerns a property explicitly not provided. | §1.12 |
KNOWN-NON-FINDING | Matches a documented recurring false positive. | §1.15 |
MODEL-GAP | Fits none of the above → revise the model. | triggers §1.16 |
Guardrails
- Exactly one disposition. Apply §1.17's precedence when multiple
preconditions fail. Report
MODEL-GAPonly when the model is silent or genuinely contradictory, not merely because two predicates are true. MODEL-GAPis not "other". It means the model is incomplete: the correct response is to add the property to §1.11/§1.12 (viathreat-model-authoring), not to make an ad-hoc call on the report.- Closure constraint (all statuses), governed by the declared triage policy.
Any disposition that closes a report against the reporter (
OUT-OF-MODEL: *,BY-DESIGN: *,KNOWN-NON-FINDING) must be licensed by a documented or maintainer claim, with one policy-scoped exception for assumption:- An inferred licensing claim always escalates instead of closing.
- Read the header's triage policy. Under
strict(default) an assumption also escalates only. Underrelaxedan assumption may close the low-blast-radius routes —trusted-input,adversary-not-in-scope,unsupported-component,non-default-build, and a non-security-criticalproperty-disclaimed— as a provisional close: cite theQN, note it re-opens on challenge, and leave the §1.18 item open. - Security-critical floor (both policies). An assumption never licenses
KNOWN-NON-FINDING, aproperty-disclaimedwhose property issecurity-critical, ordependency-contract; those escalate unless documented / maintainer. - Silence floor (both policies, every provenance). A §1.12 disclaimer that
rests on the absence of a statement rather than on a stated limit never
closes a
security-criticalreport, aKNOWN-NON-FINDING, ordependency-contract— even tagged documented. Escalate instead. - An untiered §1.12 disclaimer is treated as
security-critical, not as the weaker case. Do not read a blank tier as permission. VALIDroutings are unaffected. A model markedacceptedwhile retaining inferred or assumption claims is invalid; return it for status/model correction.
- An escalated finding is not a
MODEL-GAP. Escalation means the route is right and the authority to use it is missing;MODEL-GAPmeans there is no route. Keep the disposition, mark itescalated, and name the §1.18 question that would unblock it. Do not feed it into the §1.16 revision loop — that loop is for genuine gaps, and filling it with escalations manufactures phantom model defects. - Cite provenance. When a disposition closes a report, cite the tagged claim (e.g., "not a bug — §1.12 disclaims this property (maintainer, 2025-03)", or "provisionally out of model — §1.7 (assumption, Q6) under relaxed policy; re-open on challenge").
Output
The disposition and its status, written as DISPOSITION (status) — for
example OUT-OF-MODEL: trusted-input (escalated). The status is one of:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
closed | Licensed by a documented or maintainer claim. The report is answered. |
provisional | A relaxed-policy assumption close. Cite the QN; re-opens on challenge. |
escalated | The route is right but its license cannot close it. Name the blocking QN. |
VALID and MODEL-GAP are not closes and take no status qualifier.
Also report the citing section(s), the provenance of the licensing claim, and —
for MODEL-GAP or a two-way route — the model-revision or sharpening
recommendation to hand back to the orchestrator.
File metadata
name: threat-model-triage description: >- Triage one inbound vulnerability report, scanner hit, fuzzer artifact, or AI finding against a finished threat model. USE WHEN asked whether a finding is valid or in scope. Applies the §1.1 routing algorithm and §1.17 precedence to assign exactly one closed disposition with section and provenance citations; inferred claims may escalate but never close, and assumptions close only what the model's declared triage policy permits. A finding with no supported route is MODEL-GAP and triggers §1.16. DO NOT USE FOR: producing a model from scratch or backtesting a corpus. argument-hint: '<the finding to triage> + <path to the threat model>'
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---
name: threat-model-triage
description: >-
Triage one inbound vulnerability report, scanner hit, fuzzer artifact, or AI
finding against a finished threat model. USE WHEN asked whether a finding is
valid or in scope. Applies the §1.1 routing algorithm and §1.17 precedence to
assign exactly one closed disposition with section and provenance citations;
inferred claims may escalate but never close, and assumptions close only what
the model's declared triage policy permits. A finding with no supported
route is MODEL-GAP and triggers §1.16. DO NOT USE FOR: producing a model from
scratch or backtesting a corpus.
argument-hint: '<the finding to triage> + <path to the threat model>'
---
# Threat Model — Triage (route one finding)
The **consumer** side of the model. Given an inbound finding and a finished (or
drafted) threat model, assign **exactly one** disposition from the closed §1.17
set, citing the section that licenses it. The response is "see threat model §X",
not ad-hoc prose.
Requires a threat model produced by the `threat-model` orchestrator (or an
equivalent document following
[output-structure.md](../threat-model/references/output-structure.md)). If no
such model exists, stop and recommend producing one first.
Route from the prose and the `threat-model.yaml` sidecar, never from the
`threat-model.json` export. The JSON drops `disposition_precedence`,
disclaimed-property tiers, and known-non-finding component/symptom scope, so a
consumer holding only the JSON cannot apply §1.17 first-match ordering or the
security-critical floor. It states the contract; it cannot route a report
against it.
## Routing algorithm (the §1.1 triager quick-start)
1. **Locate the sink** → look up its row in the **§1.7** input-trust table (or the
**§1.8** output statement, for findings about what downstream consumers may
assume).
2. **Locate the contract dimension** → for state corruption, overflow,
recursion, callback execution, deserialization, lifecycle, concurrency, or
complexity findings, consult the component's contract-dimension row and its
routed owning claim in §1.3/§1.5/§1.7/§1.10/§1.11/§1.12 or unresolved question in §1.18.
Do not infer failure semantics from the parameter trust row alone.
3. **Check the attacker capability and control kind** the finding requires
against **§1.7/§1.10**. Distinguish control of data from control of size,
type/class, callback code, object topology, collaborator implementation, or
serialized state.
4. **Check the affected component** against **§1.2/§1.3**, and any required build
flag against **§1.6**.
5. If the root cause lies in a **dependency**, apply **§1.9**.
6. Check **§1.15** for an exact **known non-finding** match: same component or
sink, symptom/attack class, and required conditions, with a current stable
discharge reference. Textual resemblance is insufficient.
7. Apply §1.17's first-match precedence and assign exactly one disposition,
citing the licensing section and provenance. If none
fits, assign `MODEL-GAP` and trigger **§1.16** — **do not improvise**.
## The closed disposition set (§1.17)
| Disposition | When | Licensed by |
| --- | --- | --- |
| `VALID` | Violates a claimed property via an in-scope adversary and input. | §1.11, §1.7, §1.10 |
| `VALID-HARDENING` | No §1.11 property violated, but a §1.14 misuse is easy enough to harden. Private; maintainer discretion; usually no CVE. | §1.14 |
| `OUT-OF-MODEL: trusted-input` | Needs attacker control of a parameter marked trusted. | §1.7 |
| `OUT-OF-MODEL: adversary-not-in-scope` | Needs an excluded attacker capability. | §1.10 |
| `OUT-OF-MODEL: unsupported-component` | Lands in out-of-scope code. | §1.3 |
| `OUT-OF-MODEL: non-default-build` | Requires a configuration explicitly marked dev-only, discouraged for the modeled use, or unsupported; non-default alone is insufficient. | §1.6 |
| `OUT-OF-MODEL: dependency-contract` | Root cause is a dependency failing its own contract; usage conformant. **Forward upstream**, don't just close. | §1.9 |
| `BY-DESIGN: property-disclaimed` | Concerns a property explicitly not provided. | §1.12 |
| `KNOWN-NON-FINDING` | Matches a documented recurring false positive. | §1.15 |
| `MODEL-GAP` | Fits none of the above → revise the model. | triggers §1.16 |
## Guardrails
- **Exactly one disposition.** Apply §1.17's precedence when multiple
preconditions fail. Report `MODEL-GAP` only when the model is silent or
genuinely contradictory, not merely because two predicates are true.
- **`MODEL-GAP` is not "other".** It means the model is incomplete: the correct
response is to add the property to §1.11/§1.12 (via `threat-model-authoring`),
not to make an ad-hoc call on the report.
- **Closure constraint (all statuses), governed by the declared triage policy.**
Any disposition that closes a report against the reporter (`OUT-OF-MODEL: *`,
`BY-DESIGN: *`, `KNOWN-NON-FINDING`) must be licensed by a **documented** or
**maintainer** claim, with one policy-scoped exception for **assumption**:
- An **inferred** licensing claim always **escalates** instead of closing.
- Read the header's **triage policy**. Under **`strict`** (default) an
**assumption** also escalates only. Under **`relaxed`** an **assumption**
may close the **low-blast-radius** routes — `trusted-input`,
`adversary-not-in-scope`, `unsupported-component`, `non-default-build`, and a
*non*-security-critical `property-disclaimed` — as a **provisional** close:
cite the `QN`, note it re-opens on challenge, and leave the §1.18 item open.
- **Security-critical floor (both policies).** An **assumption** never licenses
`KNOWN-NON-FINDING`, a `property-disclaimed` whose property is
`security-critical`, or `dependency-contract`; those escalate unless
**documented** / **maintainer**.
- **Silence floor (both policies, every provenance).** A §1.12 disclaimer that
rests on the *absence* of a statement rather than on a stated limit never
closes a `security-critical` report, a `KNOWN-NON-FINDING`, or
`dependency-contract` — even tagged **documented**. Escalate instead.
- An untiered §1.12 disclaimer is treated as `security-critical`, not as the
weaker case. Do not read a blank tier as permission.
- `VALID` routings are unaffected. A model marked `accepted` while retaining
**inferred** or **assumption** claims is invalid; return it for status/model
correction.
- **An escalated finding is not a `MODEL-GAP`.** Escalation means the route is
right and the authority to use it is missing; `MODEL-GAP` means there is no
route. Keep the disposition, mark it `escalated`, and name the §1.18 question
that would unblock it. Do not feed it into the §1.16 revision loop — that loop
is for genuine gaps, and filling it with escalations manufactures phantom
model defects.
- **Cite provenance.** When a disposition closes a report, cite the tagged claim
(e.g., "not a bug — §1.12 disclaims this property *(maintainer, 2025-03)*", or
"provisionally out of model — §1.7 *(assumption, Q6)* under relaxed policy;
re-open on challenge").
## Output
The disposition **and its status**, written as `DISPOSITION (status)` — for
example `OUT-OF-MODEL: trusted-input (escalated)`. The status is one of:
| Status | Meaning |
| --- | --- |
| `closed` | Licensed by a **documented** or **maintainer** claim. The report is answered. |
| `provisional` | A `relaxed`-policy **assumption** close. Cite the `QN`; re-opens on challenge. |
| `escalated` | The route is right but its license cannot close it. Name the blocking `QN`. |
`VALID` and `MODEL-GAP` are not closes and take no status qualifier.
Also report the citing section(s), the provenance of the licensing claim, and —
for `MODEL-GAP` or a two-way route — the model-revision or sharpening
recommendation to hand back to the orchestrator.
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