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Adds LLM Exploit Generation -- Phase 2: Agentic vs. Classic Offensive Approaches (Threat Intelligence Initiative, v1.0, Oct 2026, 57pp) as status: current under red-teaming, submitted through inbox/. Stacked on #2; this is the first real run of the inbox workflow.

• License: page 2 states "This document is licensed under Creative Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0" and links the legal code.
• Follows, does not supersede, the Phase 1 entry llm-exploit-generation-1.0, which stays linked only (its license is still unconfirmed).
• source_url points at the Threat Intelligence Initiative page until the report has its own genai.owasp.org resource page; update it then.
• The PDF's internal metadata title reads "Submission_Draft"; confirm this is the final published file before merging.

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LLM-Exploit-Generation-Phase-2-v1.0.pdf

• License detected: CC-BY-SA-4.0 (LLM-Exploit-Generation-Phase-2-v1.0.pdf @ page 2)
• Action: move to corpus/red-teaming/LLM-Exploit-Generation-Phase-2-v1.0.pdf

  - id: llm-exploit-generation-phase2-1.0
    title: "LLM Exploit Generation -- Phase 2: Agentic vs. Classic Offensive Approaches"
    initiative: red-teaming
    version: "1.0"
    status: current
    format: pdf
    path: corpus/red-teaming/LLM-Exploit-Generation-Phase-2-v1.0.pdf
    license: CC-BY-SA-4.0
    source_url: https://genai.owasp.org/initiatives/ai-threat-intelligence-initiative/
    vendored_date: "2026-10-28"
    published: "2026-10-01"
    notes: >
      Threat Intelligence Initiative report (57pp, October 2026): compares
      human-guided single-model ("classic") and agentic LLM offensive
      workflows against Hack The Box targets, including "vibe hacking",
      threat-actor tiering and uplift, offensive-LLM economics, insider/local
      models, what defenders can take from it, and a critique of cyber
      benchmark reliability. Distinct from the Phase 1 report
      (llm-exploit-generation-1.0, linked only), which it follows rather than
      supersedes. source_url is the initiative page until the report's own
      genai.owasp.org resource page exists -- update it then.

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