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Researchers are finding indirect prompt injections hidden in webpage headers, which can manipulate AI agents that read and act on web content. Most of the examples appear to be pranks, but some are designed to mislead agents that don't separate untrusted page data from their instructions. For AI builders and deployers, the takeaway is that any web-browsing or tool-using agent needs input isolation and action checks, not just a reliance on the model to resist injected text.