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      <description>We are part of Season 8 of Tech4Trust, Switzerland's accelerator for cybersecurity startups. What the programme is, why we applied, and what comes next.</description>
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      <description>Coding agents write settings, logs and helper files into your repo that were never meant to leave your laptop. Where they end up, what they contain, and how to stop shipping them.</description>
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