Why AI Video Pipelines Need Webhooks and Server-Sent Events Over HTTP

Promptway Scores 74/100 on AI Agent Readiness Tool After Targeted Fixes

The publisher Promptway ran its site through the is-agentic grader and received a score of 74 out of 100, labeled 'Ready with a few material gaps.' The audit revealed issues including a styled 404 page with no recovery links, flat heading structure, missing markdown content negotiation, and absent trust pages like contact and privacy. The team fixed practical gaps such as upgrading the 404 response to include llms.txt and sitemap links, and adding Accept: text/markdown support via Next.js middleware. Some checks — including developer resource discoverability and MCP manifest — were skipped intentionally, as the site does not offer those features and the team declined to fabricate them. The is-agentic tool, built on Ora's agent-readiness research, scores sites across essential and recommended categories, with reports cached for six hours after each scan.

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Weekly Cybersecurity Roundup: Windows 11 Bypass, QR Phishing, T-Mobile Cable Cut

A weekly cybersecurity roundup dated August 21, 2026, highlights several major security developments across the industry. Researchers demonstrated a technique to bypass Windows 11's core defenses by creating memory aliases, allowing blocklisted drivers to be re-enabled and antivirus software to be killed, though Microsoft issued mitigations in April 2026. T-Mobile's cybersecurity team physically severed a network cable at a data center near Bellevue, Washington, to expel Chinese hackers after identifying a breach. A malware campaign called StopAndProtect exploited nearly 2,000 hacked WordPress sites, using outdated software and ClickFix social engineering to deploy ransomware, credential stealers, and worms. The roundup also warns of rising QR-code phishing attacks that redirect victims from secure corporate environments to unmanaged mobile devices, and notes that AI is increasingly enabling harder-to-detect fraud through convincing imitation of emails, voices, and websites.

Git Workflow Explained: From Init to Push for Version Control Beginners

Git is a widely used version control system that helps software teams track and manage changes to source code over time. A Git repository is a designated folder that Git monitors for modifications, and it can be initialized using the 'git init' command. Developers use commands like 'git add' to stage files and 'git commit' to save changes as checkpoints in the project's history. After committing locally, 'git push' is used to upload changes to a remote repository. Used by over 70% of developers, Git tracks only the changes made in each commit rather than storing full file copies, making it efficient and scalable.