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Hidden Tokens / Academy / Lesson 8

The final exercise and the badge

Lesson 8 of 9 · 5 min · app 0.14.4 · connector 2.42.0

How do I show that I can use AI on confidential files?

Drop the signed "What Claude saw" page you produced on the sample folder in lesson 6: your browser checks its signature and its counts (the coded files, the codes the AI saw, and zero real value in clear), then you get a badge page to share. The badge attests that you did the exercise with Hidden Tokens; it is not a certification and says nothing about legal competence.

Before you start

You need the CE-QUE-CLAUDE-A-VU.html page from lesson 6, produced after lessons 2 to 5 on the sample folder. If you skipped them, the counts will not be there yet.

Step by step

  1. Find your proof page

    Take the file CE-QUE-CLAUDE-A-VU.html from the Hidden-Tokens subfolder of your Academy practice folder, produced in lesson 6 after working on the sample folder. Use it as Hidden Tokens wrote it: a page saved again by a browser no longer matches its signature.

  2. Drop it below

    Choose the file in the box below. Your browser reads it and checks, in front of you: the signature, that nothing was edited, and the counts of the sample folder (at least 3 coded files, 40 codes seen by the AI, 2 exchanges, and 0 real value found in clear). The page itself is never sent.

  3. Tell us who the badge is for

    Give your first name, your email, your profession and the size of your organisation. The newsletter is a separate box, unticked. Only the signed summary of your page (its counts, dates and signature) is sent with the form, so that the badge cannot be forged.

  4. Share your badge

    Your badge page shows your first name, your profession, the date and the version of Hidden Tokens you used. Share it on LinkedIn with the button on the page. It is not listed in search engines: only the people you give the link to see it.

Drop your proof page

    What can go wrong

    Check yourself

    Three questions, answered on this page. Nothing is sent anywhere.

    1. What does the badge attest?
    Answer

    That you protected the sample folder with Hidden Tokens and proved what the AI received The badge attests a gesture done on an invented case file. It says nothing about legal competence or compliance.

    2. What leaves your browser when you ask for the badge?
    Answer

    Only its signed summary (counts, dates, signature) and the form The page is checked in your browser; the server re-checks the signed summary so a badge cannot be forged, without ever seeing the page.

    3. Your page shows 2 real values found in clear. What happens?
    Answer

    No badge: look at the codes in the page, find what was missed, and redo the exercise The exercise is done when the AI received no real value. A value found in clear is the most useful thing the page can show you.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is the badge a certification?

    No. It attests that you did the Academy's final exercise with Hidden Tokens, on an invented case file. It says nothing about legal or regulatory competence, and does not certify your organisation's compliance.

    What do you do with my email?

    We keep it to issue your badge and, if several people from the same organisation earn one, we may write once to offer a pilot. We add it to our newsletter list only if you tick that box. Details in our privacy policy.

    Can I get the badge without installing Hidden Tokens?

    No: the badge is issued against a proof page that only Hidden Tokens produces, after the exercise on the sample folder. The 14-day trial is enough.

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