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A prompt injection attack can trick GitHub’s preview Agentic Workflows into retrieving content from private repositories and publishing it publicly, exposing a broader risk as enterprises deploy AI agents with privileged access to software development environments, according to new research from Noma Security. The AI security company detailed the attack, dubbed GitLost, in a blog post, saying an unauthenticated attacker could exploit GitHub’s preview Agentic Workflows by submitting a crafted GitHub issue to a public repository. If the AI agent has read access to private repositories within the same organization, it can retrieve sensitive information and publish it in a public…

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Co-Authored by Cary Wright, Endace, VP Product Management Cisco Live AMER 2026 was the perfect place to put the Agentic SOC to work, protecting the attendees and conference infrastructure. We innovated by giving the Agentic SOC access to Endace’s always-on, full packet capture, and asked the agent to assess a potential SharpHound Recon attack that we had seen while threat hunting. Within minutes, the agent returned an accurate and descriptive assessment of the threat, concluding that it was a benign near miss. This saved us many hours of work, giving us confidence that the Agentic SOC will be a massive…

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Finalists and winners from the 2026 Pump Industry Awards Entries have opened for the 2027 Pump Industry Awards, one of the UK’s longest-running pump industry recognition programmes, with nominations sought from companies, organisations and individuals in the sector. A new addition is an award celebrating prowess in pump maintenance and repair.   Organised with the support of the British Pump Manufacturers Association (BPMA), the awards recognise achievements in engineering excellence, innovation and business performance across the pump sector. Winners will be announced at the Pump Industry Awards Presentation Dinner, which is scheduled to take place on 11 March 2027 at the…

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The PDA is dead. Long live the PDA! The quirky little personal digital assistants that were found stuffed in pockets and backpacks throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s met their demise at the hands of the smartphone. It’s no wonder why: a phone can do everything a PDA could and more, only better. However, after two decades of smartphones, people are increasingly seeing them as sources of distraction rather than productivity, weighed down by endless notifications, addictive social media feeds, and a constant demand for attention.Coding on the device (📷: Ashtf)This has led to an anachronistic resurgence of interest…

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As companies old and new rush to capitalize on AI, many AI startups say that their revenue is not just growing, but rapidly accelerating, hitting their next milestones in shorter timeframes. The following list of startups have reported a pattern of such flywheel growth. One thing to note is that the underlying metrics used by these companies differ, even if they are using the term “ARR.” Some may be referring to annualized recurring revenue (ARR), or revenue under contract from a paying customer but not yet billed. Some are referring to annualized run-rate revenue, or projecting annual income by calculating…

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Choi, J. W. & Aurbach, D. Promise and reality of post-lithium-ion batteries with high energy densities. Nat. Rev. Mater. 1, 16013 (2016).Article  CAS  Google Scholar  Tikekar, M. D., Choudhury, S., Tu, Z. Y. & Archer, L. A. Design principles for electrolytes and interfaces for stable lithium-metal batteries. Nat. Energy 1, 16114 (2016).Article  CAS  Google Scholar  Zhang, J.-G., Xu, W., Xiao, J., Cao, X. & Liu, J. Lithium metal anodes with nonaqueous electrolytes. Chem. Rev. 120, 13312–13348 (2020).Article  CAS  PubMed  Google Scholar  Fan, X. & Wang, C. High-voltage liquid electrolytes for Li batteries: progress and perspectives. Chem. Soc. Rev. 50, 10486–10566…

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How to browse privately with Apple’s Safari Chrome may get far more attention for its Incognito mode than any other browser — no surprise, since it’s by far the most popular browser on the planet — but Apple’s Safari was actually the first to introduce private browsing. The term private browsing was first bandied in 2005 to describe early Safari features that limited what was saved by the browser. Side note: Early in private browsing, the label porn mode was often used as a synonym to describe what many writers and reporters assumed was the primary application of the feature.…

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More Information VHF frequencies (30–300 MHz) support broadcasting, voice communications, aviation navigation, and defense radar. Yet VHF propagation is widely misunderstood. The common assumption of “line of sight” oversimplifies how signals behave in practice. In terrestrial environments, VHF signals interact with the atmosphere and physical objects continuously. Refraction in the troposphere bends signals beyond the geometric horizon. Reflections from buildings and terrain create multipath interference. Diffraction carries signals into shadow zones behind obstacles. Beyond these everyday effects, several uncommon modes can extend VHF range dramatically. Tropospheric ducts formed by temperature inversions can channel signals over 1,500 km. Sporadic E events…

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While football fans are glued to the World Cup, the industry’s telecoms titans have been tinkering with their own super-squads. But will the watchdogs give these M&A matches the regulatory red card? We cover the highlights below in this edition of the M&A Monthly, where TeleGeography’s GlobalComms team tracks the deals that keep the world connected.

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The following article originally appeared on Medium and is being republished here with the author’s permission.As companies adopt AI tools, a lot of time is spent on thinking about AI policies from a security, compliance, or even cost-focused angle. But many leaders are neglecting to address how their teams should work with AI in the context of the team as a whole. This creates a lot of unresolved tension, and it’s time for leaders to step up and set some guidelines not just for how to use AI in an “approved” sense but how to use it respectfully.When I say…

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