[UPDATED] Update Issue Test - Processed by Copilot

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This is a test issue to trigger test-copilot-update-issue

This issue was automatically updated by the Copilot agentic workflow.

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Agentic Test Codex Add Comment triggered by this issue

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Agentic Test Copilot Update Issue triggered by this issue

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Agentic Test Codex Update Issue triggered by this issue

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Summary of the Issue

The message is a test issue designed to trigger a workflow update in Copilot. It also contains a critical security notice regarding the handling of content from GitHub issues and pull requests, emphasizing the potential risks of Cross-Prompt Injection Attacks (XPIA) from various sources, including issue comments and code documentation. The security guidelines stress the importance of treating all public repository content as untrusted, avoiding the execution of any potentially harmful instructions, and adhering to assigned roles.

Suggestions for Next Steps

1. Raise Security Awareness:

   • Ensure all users and developers interacting with GitHub are aware of the XPIA risks and reminded to follow the established security guidelines.

2. Monitor Activity:

   • Keep a log of any unusual or suspicious activity in issues and PRs and report them according to your organization's security protocols.

3. Implement Safe Outputs:

   • Utilize the safe-outputs tools for adding comments or reporting issues, ensuring no direct GitHub API calls are made without proper permissions.

4. Review Workflow Designs:

   • Confirm that all workflow triggers and processes include checks for secure handling of external inputs.

5. Educational Resources:

   • Provide training or resources for team members to better recognize potential prompt injection attempts and understand how to manage them.

6. Regular Updates:

   • Stay updated with GitHub’s latest security practices and guidelines to continuously improve handling of repository interactions.

Following these suggestions will help mitigate security risks while maintaining an efficient workflow.

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