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    Isaac King Tests Claude Exfiltration via Search Trend

    Isaac King shares a Google trends link for a unique phrase to test Claude's data exfiltration risk.

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    1 Source, 26d ago, first seen 26d ago

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    Isaac King posted that someone claimed it was safe to give Claude privileged data plus a web search tool. He responded by sending a link to the Google search trends page for the phrase "Hi [name], sincerely, Isaac," which showed a count of one for that day. The post presents this as evidence that prompt injection could cause the model to search for a chosen string.

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    @IsaacKing314A while back, someone told me that it was safe to give Claude privileged data and a web search tool, since it couldn't exfiltrate data that way even if prompt-injected. I sent them a link to the Google search trends page for "Hi [name], sincerely, Isaac", showing count today = 1.

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    @IsaacKing314A while back, someone told me that it was safe to give Claude privileged data and a web search tool, since it couldn't exfiltrate data that way even if prompt-injected. I sent them a link to the Google search trends page for "Hi [name], sincerely, Isaac", showing count today = 1.