“(b) scrape, bulk or systematically export, or create persistent copies of any metadata generated by the Databricks Services, which prohibition includes, without limitation, exfiltration of audit logs or credentials...”
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The prohibition covers all metadata generated by the Services and explicitly reaches audit logs and credentials, which are operationally sensitive data types.
Readers are prohibited from scraping, bulk exporting, systematically exporting, or creating persistent copies of any metadata generated by Databricks Services, including audit logs and credentials.
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"(b) scrape, bulk or systematically export, or create persistent copies of any metadata generated by the Databricks Services, which prohibition includes, without limitation, exfiltration of audit logs or credentials...Excerpt from Databricks's AI Acceptable Use Policy
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The prohibition covers all metadata generated by the Services and explicitly reaches audit logs and credentials, which are operationally sensitive data types.
Readers are prohibited from scraping, bulk exporting, systematically exporting, or creating persistent copies of any metadata generated by Databricks Services, including audit logs and credentials.
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