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Sensitive information disclosure

Exposure of private, confidential, regulated, or security-relevant data in model output or logs.

What Sensitive information disclosure means

Correctly answering a prompt can still be a disclosure failure.

Related terms in Security and privacy

Where an agent, a tool or a page can be turned against its operator, and the controls that limit the damage without proving safety.

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Questions about Sensitive information disclosure

What is Sensitive information disclosure?

Exposure of private, confidential, regulated, or security-relevant data in model output or logs.

Which area of the glossary does Sensitive information disclosure belong to?

Security and privacy: Where an agent, a tool or a page can be turned against its operator, and the controls that limit the damage without proving safety.

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