SECUpdates

Aggregating security news and research from multiple sources is done by combining headlines and summaries from top security blogs into a categorized markdown digest. The output includes ranked items with source attribution, capped at 32 entries.

Filtering aggregated security updates by a specific time period is supported through configurable period settings. The skill generates a digest of relevant security items published within that defined timeframe.

Stateful tracking and deduplication for security news aggregation works by logging last-check timestamps and filtering out previously seen items. This ensures only new, distinct security updates appear in your digest.

Automatically categorizing security breaches, research findings, and ideas is handled by sorting aggregated content into three distinct sections. The output provides separate markdown sections for Security News, Security Research, and Security Ideas.

The security digest output includes source attribution for each item, citing reputable security blogs like Krebs on Security and Schneier on Security. You get a markdown list of ranked updates with their original sources clearly identified.

The limitation of a capped 32-item markdown output for security aggregation is that only the top 32 ranked items are displayed. The system balances distribution across News, Research, and Ideas categories to maintain a concise digest.