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- 1Could a 50-year-old military secret fix prompt injection?●Did a 50 year old military secret just solve agent prompt injection?
The question of whether a decades-old military security concept could solve prompt injection in AI agents is drawing major attention in the tech world. Prompt injection remains one of the biggest unsolved problems for autonomous AI assistants that act on user instructions, and the suggestion that an old defense idea might offer a fix has sparked wide debate among developers and security researchers.
- 2Chinese 'press corps' filmed disrespecting Secret Service at White House●More and more videos are coming out of China’s travelling “press corps”disrespecting U.S. Secret Service agents during y
Videos circulating online show members of China's travelling press corps allegedly disrespecting U.S. Secret Service agents during the Trump-Xi state dinner at the White House. Commenters say more such clips keep emerging, raising questions about the conduct of Chinese journalists travelling with Xi Jinping during the visit and about security handling at the event.
- 3Former GOP Rep. David Rivera gets 10 years for secret Venezuela lobbying▼Former GOP Rep. David Rivera sentenced to 10 years for secret Venezuela lobbying
Former Florida Republican congressman David Rivera has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for acting as an unregistered foreign agent while secretly lobbying on behalf of Venezuela's government. Prosecutors said he failed to disclose paid work for Caracas, including efforts to improve relations between Venezuela and the United States. The sentence marks a dramatic fall for a one-time lawmaker and draws renewed attention to foreign lobbying enforcement.
- 41936 Final Round: Top Films Advance in 1930s Tournament▼1936 Final Round Top two films advance to the 1930's Film Tournament Tarzan Escapes After the Thin Man Little Lord Faunt
A 1936 final round poll is under way to decide which two classic films advance in a 1930s film tournament. Voters are choosing between Tarzan Escapes, After the Thin Man, Little Lord Fauntleroy and Secret Agent. Film fans online are following the bracket closely, with After the Thin Man and Tarzan Escapes among the titles drawing support.
- 5Claims Trump is secretly working to break up European alliances●https:// youtu.be/AOZ55wEfyxE ⚡️🇬🇧 'Club of the Obedient' and Weak: Kremlin Agent Trump's Secret Strategy to Break Up th
A claim circulating in Ukraine-focused commentary describes President Trump as pursuing a covert strategy to fracture European alliances, calling him a 'Kremlin agent' and referring to a 'club of the obedient and weak'. The framing, promoted by the Silicon Curtain outlet, reflects deep concern among Ukraine supporters that Washington's policies are weakening NATO cohesion and European security at a critical moment in the war.
- 6California tech CEO arrested over alleged $300M Chinese secret▼Exclusive | Friendly-faced California tech CEO arrested by feds for allegedly hiding $300M Chinese secret
Federal agents have arrested a California technology CEO, according to an exclusive report by the New York Post, on allegations that he concealed roughly $300 million in Chinese ties or funding. The story is drawing attention because it combines a high-profile arrest, a large sum of money, and national-security concerns tied to China at a time of heightened US scrutiny of Chinese involvement in the American tech and semiconductor sectors.
- 71936 Film Semi-Final Poll Advances Top Two to Final Round●1936 Semi-Final Round Top two films from each advance to the Final Round See all polls by clicking the "View all pinned
A 1936 films semi-final round is underway, pitting classic releases against each other with the top two from each poll advancing to a final round. Matchups include Tarzan Escapes, The Bohemian Girl, Sabotage and Secret Agent in one bracket, and After the Thin Man, Dracula's Daughter, Little Lord Fauntleroy and Mr. Deeds Goes to Town in another. Film fans are voting for their favorites from the year.
- 8AI Coding Agents Reportedly Leaking Company Secrets to GitHub▼AI Coding Agents Are Publishing Your Company’s Secrets to GitHub
A report warns that AI coding agents, which write and push code autonomously on behalf of companies, are inadvertently publishing sensitive corporate information to public GitHub repositories. The concern is that developers delegating work to these agents may not review what gets committed, exposing credentials, internal code and other secrets. It adds to ongoing debate about the security risks of granting AI tools broad access to company systems.