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Automatically mask credit cards, email addresses, phone numbers, and SSNs from logs.
Sharing customer support tickets, error logs, and proprietary communications with Large Language Models (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) introduces significant privacy risks and GDPR/HIPAA compliance violations if Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is exposed. The PII Sanitizer redacts sensitive identifiers (emails, phone numbers, IP addresses, SSNs, credit card numbers) using reversible surrogate tokens, allowing users to safely query AI models and restore original identities in AI responses.
A customer support specialist prepares an error ticket for an AI summarization prompt: Customer John Doe (email: john.doe@example.com, phone: 555-019-2834, IP: 192.168.1.45) reports payment failed with card 4532-0150-1234-5678.. Clicking Sanitize & Redact PII detects the PII entities, validates the Visa card number using the Luhn algorithm, and replaces them with surrogate tokens: Customer John Doe (email: [EMAIL_1], phone: [PHONE_1], IP: [IP_1]) reports payment failed with card [CREDIT_CARD_1].. An in-memory mapping registry records the surrogate relationships. The specialist pastes the sanitized text into ChatGPT. When the AI returns a summary referencing [EMAIL_1], pasting the response into the De-Anonymize / Restore panel instantly swaps original identifiers back into place.
Entity detection, Luhn validation, and surrogate mapping run locally in browser memory, ensuring sensitive PII is never exposed to remote logging servers.
Sanitization: Text ➔ Regex Pattern Scan [Email, Phone, IP, SSN] ➔ Luhn Checksum [Credit Card] ➔ Token Substitution [TOKEN_N]
Scans text for PII patterns; validates credit card numbers via Luhn Mod-10 algorithm; establishes bidirectional surrogate token mapping in volatile browser memory.