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VmaxRL/cooper-campaign-etherpad-smoke

Cooper Campaign Etherpad smoke substrate This public dataset contains the clean, non-privileged target contract for a one-task Campaign interoperability smoke. It identifies the exact public Etherpad image used by Cooper's August 2026 blue-team pilot and records the service boundary Cooper already exercised. The image itself remains in its upstream registry; this repository does not redistribute container bytes or source code. Campaign should use the exact digest-pinned… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/VmaxRL/cooper-campaign-etherpad-smoke.

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Cooper Campaign Etherpad smoke substrate

This public dataset contains the clean, non-privileged target contract for a one-task Campaign interoperability smoke. It identifies the exact public Etherpad image used by Cooper's August 2026 blue-team pilot and records the service boundary Cooper already exercised.

The image itself remains in its upstream registry; this repository does not redistribute container bytes or source code. Campaign should use the exact digest-pinned runtime_image from target.json.

This repository intentionally contains no planted vulnerability, dirty patch, trigger, canary, reference fix, clean/dirty receipt, or grader material. A Campaign run must manufacture those afresh and keep privileged evidence out of the solver-visible task.

Intended Campaign shape

One Campaign uses this target contract to generate one or more independent observed-exploit repair tasks. Each task starts from the same clean image, plants one bounded network-reachable defect, records a normalized incident, and asks a solver to repair the dirty source. The hidden verifier certifies the clean/dirty differential and replays fresh trigger variants after the patch.

Upstream

  • Etherpad source: https://github.com/ether/etherpad
  • Official image: https://hub.docker.com/r/etherpad/etherpad
  • Upstream license: Apache-2.0

This is target metadata for interoperability testing, not a claim that upstream Etherpad contains any vulnerability described by a generated Campaign task.