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THE SIGNAL
Hello!
Welcome to the 11th edition of Signal Report!
On Monday I promised this issue would test whether the AI-security conversation followed its researchers below the prompt layer. Last week the researchers went there - a DEF CON abstract opening "This is not a prompt-injection talk," Check Point mapping post-injection exploitation through orchestration, memory and routing - and OWASP's 2026 Top 10, its first edition validated against mined incidents, found prompt injection falls out of the top ten entirely on raw incident counts. OWASP kept it at #1 anyway, a judgment about defensive effect rather than frequency. Did the discourse follow? No. In this week's map prompt injection is still its own standalone cluster - the endpoint of the sharpest gap in the graph, disconnected from the conversation about controls and leak-reporting.




