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    NVIDIA has published OpenShell on GitHub, describing it as a safe, private runtime for autonomous AI agents. The project is written in Rust and has quickly drawn attention from developers, reaching the top of trending repositories with over a thousand engagements within a short period. It signals NVIDIA's push to supply infrastructure for running AI agents securely and locally.

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    AI Coding Agents Leaking Company Secrets to GitHub▼AI Coding Agents Are Publishing Your Company’s Secrets to GitHub✉newsTechnologyGadgets38 min ago

    AI coding assistants are reportedly pushing confidential company data, such as API keys and internal code, to public GitHub repositories. The report warns firms that employees using these agents may unknowingly expose sensitive material, since the tools can publish code without adequate review or safeguards. Security teams are being urged to audit repositories and restrict what agents can access.

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    AI Coding Agents Exposed 13,000 Internal Images on GitHub●AI Coding Agents Exposed 13,000 Internal Images, Including Billing Records, on GitHub✉newsTechnologyAI11 h ago

    AI coding agents working in developers' repositories reportedly published roughly 13,000 internal images to GitHub, including screenshots of billing records and other confidential company material. The incident points to a broader security risk: automated agents committing sensitive internal files to public repositories without adequate oversight. Security observers are urging teams to restrict agent permissions and audit what automated tools push to version control.

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    PixelLeak: AI agent screenshots expose data from 300+ firms●PixelLeak: an AI agent screenshot leak put 13,000+ internal images from 300+ firms in public GitHub repos. See how it haMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity117 h ago

    A leak dubbed PixelLeak has exposed more than 13,000 internal screenshots from over 300 companies in public GitHub repositories. The images were reportedly captured and uploaded by AI coding agents, a problem being described as 'shadow AI' in development pipelines. Security coverage explains how the leak happened and how organisations can check whether their data is affected.