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Secure Your Coding Workflow: GitHub Copilot's New Challenge

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Secure Your Coding Workflow: GitHub Copilot's New Challenge

A new kind of prompt injection — and why Copilot's coding agents make it worse

GitHub Copilot has earned its seat at the IDE. For most developers it's the difference between typing 200 lines and accepting 180 of them, then editing the rest. Coding agents — the kind that don't just complete the next line but actually open files, run commands, and shepherd a pull request — extend that productivity into territory that used to need a human in the chair. That reach is exactly what makes the new "workflow-level" jailbreak class so uncomfortable.


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