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Access and responsible use

Access Freedom v1.1

Restrict model access to approved adult users; use and download require age 18+.

A bounded research environmentNested boundaries surround an isolated system, with a controlled entry and an emergency stop.

Before an exercise

Agree the scope.

Do not treat access to this model as authorization to test a third party.

A local preparation checklist. Checking an item does not grant authorization.

Responsible use

Research within a clear boundary.

Permitted uses include authorized penetration testing, vulnerability analysis, offensive-security study within scope, refusal and alignment research, evaluation, and education on an isolated system the researcher owns or is authorized to use.

Access, data and outputs

Apply least privilege and separate researcher, operator and approver roles. Protect credentials and confidential datasets. Use input/output moderation, allow/deny rules and human review appropriate to the experiment.

Retain access and experiment logs where lawful, with an approved retention schedule.

Prohibited use

  • sexual exploitation or endangerment of minors
  • promotion of self-harm or suicide
  • illegal activity
  • targeting real people for harassment, doxxing, fraud or defamation
  • biological, chemical or radiological weapons instructions

Authorized security study must remain within applicable law and the approved scope.

Pause, contain and review

On a boundary violation or harmful output, pause the affected experiment, revoke exposed credentials or access paths, preserve restricted evidence and notify the responsible internal owner. Triage severity, record containment, correct the control or artifact and require review before resuming the affected workflow.

Research and distribution terms

The model is provided as-is without warranty. Users and deployers are responsible for lawful operation, safeguards and outputs.

Retain MIT copyright and permission notices when modifying or redistributing the model.

Containment

Keep the exercise contained.

Authorization defines the work. Containment limits where it can act.

  • Isolated environments

    Run attack scenarios in isolated environments with constrained network egress and no production credentials.

  • Constrained tools

    Restrict tools and execution privileges.

  • Reviewed outputs

    Review high-risk outputs before sharing or operational use.

  • Restricted evidence

    Keep harmful examples within the approved research evidence store.

Report unsafe output

Pause. Contain. Report.

Report harmful or unsafe outputs to Cosmipher maintainers through the approved channel rather than redistributing harmful material.

Contact Services@cosmipher.com

The access email asks for your organisation, role, use case, authorization owner, environment and data boundaries. Access requests require review.