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High-privilege AI tools that quietly identify user environments and embed information into invisible prompt punctuation without adequately informing users are easily regarded as a serious trust risk by enterprise security departments.
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7/12/2026
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Alibaba Bans Claude Code: Invisible Fingerprints and the AI Tool Trust Crisis
bilibili链捕手ChainCatcher7/4/2026
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