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    Nvidia Launches Open-Source Platform to Stop Rogue AI Agents●Nvidia Launches Open-Source Platform Aimed at Keeping AI Agents From Hacking Other Sites✉newsTechnologySoftware4 h ago

    Nvidia has released an open-source platform designed to prevent AI agents from hacking or compromising other websites and systems. The tooling aims to add safety guardrails to autonomous agents as they browse and interact with the web. The move positions Nvidia to shape security standards for the fast-growing agentic AI field, and it is likely to draw attention from developers and security researchers assessing how well it works.

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    New Study Examines Privacy Risks of Conversational AI Agents▼A Privacy Analysis of Web and Mobile Conversational AI Agents [pdf]YhnTechnologyAI4074 min ago

    A new research paper analyzes the privacy practices of web and mobile conversational AI agents, examining how popular chatbot services collect, share and expose user data. The study, titled 'Prompt Like a Butterfly, Sting Like a Tracker,' is drawing attention among privacy researchers and developers, with readers debating its findings on tracking, data flows and what chatbot providers do with conversation content.

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    Developer averygan's Reclip project, a lightweight self-hosted media downloader with a clean web interface, is trending on GitHub. The tool claims to download videos from almost any website and is written in HTML. It has drawn modest engagement so far, with users interested in self-hosted alternatives for saving online media.

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    The open-source tool 'hey', developed under the rakyll account, is an HTTP load generator written in Go and positioned as a replacement for the classic ApacheBench (ab) benchmarking utility. It lets developers stress-test web servers by sending configurable volumes of HTTP requests. It is currently gaining traction among developers, ranking highly on GitHub's trending list.

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    ArchiveBox v0.9 launches with native apps and 50 plugins●ArchiveBox v0.9 released with new native apps and 50 new pluginsYhnSportBasketball554 h ago

    ArchiveBox, the open-source web archiving tool, has released version 0.9, introducing new native applications and around 50 new plugins. The announcement, made by the project's developer, expands the tool's ability to save and preserve web content across platforms. The release is drawing attention from developers and archiving enthusiasts discussing the project's growing ecosystem.

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    Cloudflare outlines building a certificate authority for the whole Internet●Building a certificate authority for the whole InternetYhnCultureBooks271 h ago

    Cloudflare has published a blog post describing how it built a certificate authority capable of issuing TLS certificates at Internet scale. The company explains the infrastructure and processes behind issuing certificates for millions of websites. Technical readers are discussing the engineering challenges of running a root authority trusted across the web, including compliance and operational risk.

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    Researchers have developed a new index connecting shifts in ocean food webs to Bermuda's spiny lobster fishery. The tool is intended to help track how changing marine ecosystems affect lobster stocks, offering fishery managers a way to anticipate declines and adapt quotas or conservation measures as conditions in the surrounding Atlantic waters continue to change.

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    Drift Chrome extension streamlines quoting web text into Mastodon●I built Drift for Chrome. Highlight a passage, click the icon, and edit a Mastodon draft with the quote first, then theMmastodonTechnologySoftware33 h ago

    A developer has released Drift, a Chrome extension that lets users highlight a passage on any web page, click the icon, and get a Mastodon draft pre-filled with the quote, title and link. It opens the user's own server's composer for final review before posting. Version 1.0.0 has been submitted to the Chrome Web Store, while a build is already available on GitHub.

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