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ClaimMirage: When Self-Claims in Domain Names Change LLM Threat Judgments
Short claims such as not-phishing or official can change how a large language model (LLM) judges a domain name, without explicit prompt-injection commands. We study this manipulation as ClaimMirage: a name under inspection claims its own safety or approval. We analyze 622,080 judgments across 64 bra
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