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   Show HN: PromptPrivacy – Open-source tool to track how AI models use your data(prompt-privacy.vercel.app)

   3 points by Sonofg0tham 7mo ago|0 comments
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   by Sonofg0tham 7mo ago

   Hi everyone, I am sharing a project I built called PromptPrivacy. With employees constantly adopting new AI chatbots, it is impossible to manually read and track the radically different legal privacy policies of every single tool. This crea
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   Show HN: PromptPrivacy, an automated wiki tracking AI privacy policies(prompt-privacy.vercel.app)

   2 points by Sonofg0tham 7mo ago|1 comments
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   by Sonofg0tham 7mo ago

   Hi HN, I’m an AI Security Engineer, and I've been working with the team at DevSecAI on a new VS Code/Cursor extension called Arko. We wanted to share it here to get your feedback. With the recent shift towards AI-assisted developm
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   Show HN: Arko – Real-time AI threat modelling inside Cursor and VS Code(devsecai.io)

   3 points by Sonofg0tham 7mo ago|1 comments
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   by Sonofg0tham 7mo ago

   I'm not a bot and definitely not advertising - I'm new on HN and trying to contribute with a few comments where I can.
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   by Sonofg0tham 7mo ago

   Hey HN, I built Quell because I realised how easy it is to mindlessly paste code containing live credentials into the chat interfaces of AI IDEs like Cursor, Windsurf, or AntiGravity. Existing tools like TruffleHog are great for scanning co
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   by Sonofg0tham 7mo ago

   The "plumbers trying to fix toilets" analogy is spot on. There is often a lot of gatekeeping in tech around the "sanctity of the struggle" when learning, but if the goal is just to ship a fix and move on, much of that ma
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   Show HN: Quell, a local security layer to stop AI IDEs leaking your secrets(github.com)

   2 points by Sonofg0tham 7mo ago|1 comments