fix: add import alias tracking and getattr detection to anti-hack#37
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…er 1 Two new defenses: 1. Import alias resolution: 'import torch as tr' followed by 'tr.sum()' is now correctly identified as torch.sum() 2. getattr detection: 'getattr(torch, "sum")' is caught as dynamic torch API access Also detects combinations of both (alias + getattr). All three detection vectors correctly handle the torch API whitelist: - Direct call: torch.sum() -> check whitelist - Alias call: tr.sum() -> resolve alias -> check whitelist - Dynamic call: getattr(torch, "sum") -> check whitelist Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Close two anti-hack bypass vectors:
import torch as tr; tr.sum()now correctly detected as forbidden torch APIgetattr(torch, "sum")now caughtAlias resolution + getattr detection work together for combined attacks.
Both respect the same torch API whitelist.