Distortion Guardian (T_D Implementation)

Detect and quarantine hostile policy files by analyzing filenames, paths, provenance, and behavioral patterns to classify threats. This SIPL-compliant framework scores distortion risks and securely isolates malicious artifacts to maintain digital sovereignty without deleting the files.

Policy distortion occurs when deceptive policy files, such as browser blocklists, silently hijack user preferences or block essential security extensions. It undermines digital sovereignty by forcing LLMs and autonomous agents to operate outside user-approved safety parameters.

Scan a browser blocklist by targeting the specific file path, such as '/etc/policies/browser_blocklist.json'. The framework analyzes the file's provenance and behavioral patterns to compute a Distortion Transmutation (T_D) index reflecting your environment's health.

This distortion detection approach does not delete malicious policy files. It uses a SIPL-compliant quarantine mechanism to move hostile policy artifacts to a secure, user-controlled location, ensuring original files are preserved for audit while neutralizing the threat.

You can use this to prevent silent hijacking of security extensions like ad-blockers. It automatically scans newly modified browser policy files to identify and quarantine denylists that attempt to block user autonomy and essential browser protections.

Compute the T_D index for the TEQUMSA field when you need to quantify the overall health of your digital environment. It is calculated after analyzing sovereignty-hostile policy files to reflect the level of distortion threats from benign policies to trojan-level intrusions.