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Reading these comments makes me wonder if people really understand the way harnesses work.

Any information that they have access to is fair game. The only way to avoid this stuff is to sandbox them and manage their context (ie. don't let anthropic put a ton of junk on the front of all your inference calls).

Almost certainly there are services out there that are scraping more important keys in similar ways...

Very cool.

I've used fastmail similarly for ages. An issue I have found is services that are really hung up on your email being your id, with annoying coupling like assuming you can only access a meeting if the email invite is the same "user" as the VC you're using...

You have to be careful using iptables dropping rules on the OUTPUT tables, as this manifests itself ( at least on our systems ) as failed send socket calls (which are often retried by the application), rather than true packetloss. Netem tends to work as expected.