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backlog(B-0168): security-incident-notification worked translation across 5 layers#2140

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Summary

Why security-incident notification

This is the content shape where the layer-selection algorithm's question 2 ("What downstream consequences does misreading carry?") fires first — misreading carries legal/contractual/material risk. The Regulated layer does real work here (audit record, regulator-facing disclosure) rather than being a hypothetical exercise. The observation-not-evaluation property ("no evidence of exploitation has been identified" vs "no exploitation occurred") is the load-bearing property for legally defensible disclosure at every layer.

Smallest safe slice rationale

PR-review-class translations already existed. This adds exactly one additional worked translation (security-incident notification) and updates the backlog item's acceptance tracking. No code changes; memory + backlog only.

Test plan

  • dotnet build -c Release — 0 warnings, 0 errors
  • Memory file follows existing worked-translation pattern (matches frontmatter, section structure, carved sentence)
  • MEMORY.md index updated with pointer
  • B-0168 backlog item updated with decomposed sub-items

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…n across 5 register layers

Extends B-0168 acceptance criteria with a second worked translation
(security-incident notification) covering a disclosure-under-uncertainty
content shape where the Regulated layer is the natural terminus.
Observation-not-evaluation is the load-bearing property for legally
defensible disclosure. Updates backlog item to decompose remaining
worked-translation situations and marks the project-substrate parent
checkbox complete.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@AceHack AceHack merged commit 7178b60 into main May 8, 2026
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Pull request overview

This PR extends the Zeta 5-layer register “worked translations” corpus with a new security-incident notification example, and updates the B-0168 backlog acceptance checklist to reflect the newly landed worked-translation scenario.

Changes:

  • Add a new worked translation memo for the security-incident notification situation across Personal/Mirror/Beacon-safe/Professional/Regulated layers.
  • Update memory/MEMORY.md to index the new memo.
  • Update B-0168 acceptance criteria to explicitly track worked-translation sub-items and mark the substrate-update parent item complete.

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Copilot reviewed 3 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

File Description
memory/MEMORY.md Adds an index entry pointing to the new security-incident worked translation memo.
memory/feedback_zeta_5_layer_register_worked_translations_security_incident_class_otto_2026_05_08.md Introduces the new 5-layer worked translation for security-incident notification.
docs/backlog/P1/B-0168-incorporate-brat-voice-enterprise-translation-framework-claudeai-research-2026-05-02.md Updates acceptance checklist to reflect landed work and decomposes remaining worked-translation scenarios.

- [x] Working-draft document mirrored from Drive into `docs/research/` for git-native preservation (PR #1234 merged — `docs/research/2026-05-02-claudeai-brat-voice-enterprise-translation-framework-property-preserving-4-layer-register-architecture.md`)
- [ ] Project substrate updated to point at the **corrected 5-layer Zeta mapping** as canonical register-architecture (NOT the framework's 4-layer literal mapping; the framework + Aaron 2026-05-02 Beacon ≠ Professional correction together produce the 5-layer mapping). Specific updates needed:
- [x] Project substrate updated to point at the **corrected 5-layer Zeta mapping** as canonical register-architecture (NOT the framework's 4-layer literal mapping; the framework + Aaron 2026-05-02 Beacon ≠ Professional correction together produce the 5-layer mapping). Specific updates needed:
- [x] `docs/ALIGNMENT.md` — point at the **5-layer mapping** as the operational-discipline expression of bidirectional alignment + AI-as-party (this PR — added as architectural instantiation bullet)
Comment on lines +104 to +108
> **Remediation actions taken**: (1) `FakeLib.Serialization` pinned to v3.2.2, which removes the `UnsafeDeserialize<T>` method from the public API. (2) `ProjectHelper.Core` updated to v2.0.1 to reference the remediated dependency version. (3) Automated dependency scanning updated to flag public API surfaces in transitive dependencies that are not invoked by the project but are reachable by consumers.
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> **Notification actions taken**: (1) Security advisory published on the project's public repository. (2) Direct notification sent to known enterprise partners and customers. (3) This incident record filed in the internal incident-response log.
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> **Residual risk**: The detection gap that permitted this vulnerability to exist in the dependency graph without automated detection has been addressed by remediation action (3) above. No residual risk has been identified as of the date of this record.
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