What Gets Leaked When Devs Paste Into AI
ChatGPT fixes your bug without ever seeing real credentials. Reverse Scrub restores originals in your browser.
What PrivacyScrubber Detects in Code
PRO: define custom regex rules for your own secret patterns (Stripe keys, Slack webhooks, etc.)
Why "LLM DLP" Matters
Data Loss Prevention for LLMs (LLM DLP) is the practice of blocking sensitive data from entering AI prompts. Traditional DLP tools monitor network traffic — but when ChatGPT runs in a browser tab, those tools are often blind to what you type.
PrivacyScrubber acts as a client-side LLM DLP layer: it intercepts your text before it leaves your fingers, not after it's already on OpenAI's servers. The only true prevention is pre-scrubbing. Learn what ChatGPT does with your prompts →
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it safe to paste code into ChatGPT?
Not without scrubbing first. Code often contains API keys, database credentials, and internal hostnames. Scrub before pasting — your AI still gets the context it needs to help.
Does scrubbing break the code context?
No. ChatGPT can fix bugs and explain logic with tokens just as well as with real values. It doesn't need to know your actual AWS key — it needs to understand the code pattern.
What is a PII scrubber for LLMs?
A client-side tool that replaces PII and secrets with neutral tokens before any text reaches an LLM. PrivacyScrubber does this in your browser — nothing leaves your machine until you decide.
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