TLCTC Definitions
Definitions from White Paper v2.0 — incl. v2.1 Extensions
About v2.1 Extensions
These cluster definitions reflect v2.0. v2.1 is additive and backward-compatible, introducing three operator families that appear in the per-cluster notes below where relevant:
- Transit operator (
⇒): marks carriers/relays in boundary syntax — e.g.||[human][@Att⇒@SMSProvider→@Victim]||. R-TRANSIT-3: vendor code on the target device is not transit. - Intra-system operators (
|[type][@from→@to]|): annotate sandbox / privilege / process / hypervisor boundaries inside a single host. R-INTRA-7: they never change cluster classification. R-INTRA-9: thememorytype is deferred and MUST NOT be used. - Unresolved-step operators (
?,…): mark forensic uncertainty when no cluster can yet be defended. R-UNRES-9: if any cluster fits even weakly, use#X [conf=low]instead. R-UNRES-8: every?/…requires a prose annotation.
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