Linguistic Camouflage

Hides harmful intent within complex linguistic structures — academic jargon, passive voice, subordinate clauses, technical terminology. Preserves literal harmful meaning but wraps it in structural complexity that classifiers trained on casual requests miss. Unlike euphemism (T2-AT-001), linguistic camouflage does not replace harmful terms — it buries them in complexity.

• Domain-specific keyword expansion (IUPAC to common names, military jargon to plain language)
• Syntactic complexity scoring on restricted topics

Chains with T2-AT-001 (Euphemism) and T2-AT-020 (Register Shifting).