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Refusal without Discrimination: What Encoded Prompts Do to Safety-Trained Models
Encoded-prompt attacks are evaluated almost entirely on their harmful arm: a benchmark sends obfuscated harmful requests and reports how often the model complied. We show that this arm carries almost no information about the model under test. Across four independently post-trained 7-8B models, refus
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