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serpapi-security-basics

Threat-model SerpAPI credentials, query data, result retention, browser exposure, logs, and ZeroTrace tradeoffs. Use when reviewing or hardening a search integration. Trigger with "secure a SerpAPI integration".

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# SerpAPI Security and Privacy Controls

## Overview

Protect the private key and treat queries, parameters, raw results, archive records, fixtures, and telemetry as potentially sensitive data.

## Prerequisites

- Application and data-flow inventory, data classification, threat model, and retention policy
- Account plan and entitlement evidence for any privacy feature
- Owners for secrets, application security, privacy, logging, and incident response

## Tool Discipline

Use `Read`, `Glob`, and `Grep` to inspect secret flow, browser bundles, logs, caches, and fixtures, `WebFetch` to verify current security and retention claims, and `Write` or `Edit` for server-side boundaries, redaction, tests, and evidence.
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