Your agent fetched a URL, a file, and a QR code today. None of them proved what they claimed to be.
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A user-agent string is a claim. A Content-Type header is a claim. A QR code's payload is a claim. None of these are evidence — they're just strings someone (or something) decided to put there, and every one of them can be wrong, either by accident or on purpose. This isn't a new problem. But it get…
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Your agent fetched a URL, a file, and a QR code today. None of them proved what they claimed to be.
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