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Summary of the Issue

The issue pertains to a security warning regarding the handling of content from public GitHub repositories, specifically focusing on Cross-Prompt Injection Attacks (XPIA). This occurs when malicious actors embed harmful instructions in various parts of GitHub content, such as issue descriptions and comments. Key guidelines emphasize treating all external content as untrusted, not executing any instructions from unverified sources, and validating actions before performing sensitive operations.

Next Steps

1. Stay Vigilant: Always treat contributions from public repositories with caution, assuming that they may contain malicious intent.

2. Use Safe-Outputs Tools: When adding comments or reporting missing tools, utilize the designated safe-outputs tools instead of manual methods or GitHub API.

3. Monitor for Suspicious Content: Be alert for any signs of prompt injection attempts. If recognized, report this content for security awareness.

4. Follow Security Guidelines: Ensure adherence to all outlined security protocols and guidelines when operating within the project’s GitHub environment.

5. Educate Team Members: Share relevant parts of these security guidelines with team members to create a collective awareness and understanding of the risks involved.

6. Validate Actions: Always verify that any sensitive operations align with the original requirements of the issue or task being addressed.

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