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About Rocky Mountain Madman LLC

At Rocky Mountain Madman LLC, we believe the digital world should feel as bold and inspiring as the landscapes we call home. Based in Post Falls, Idaho, our company specializes in web services development that blends technical precision with creative design.

We build more than websites — we craft digital experiences that empower businesses, organizations, and communities to thrive online. From custom website design and content management systems to branding and troubleshooting, our solutions are tailored to meet your goals and grow with you.

What sets us apart is our fusion of creativity and problem-solving. Every project is approached step by step, ensuring accuracy, clarity, and innovation at every stage. Whether it’s designing a visually engaging site, refining your online identity, or connecting with your audience through authentic messaging, we deliver results that last.

Rooted in the spirit of the Rocky Mountains, we’re proud to showcase local culture and community pride in our work. Our mission is simple: to help you stand out online while staying true to who you are.

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Big Banks Tell Outside AI Agents: You Can Look at the Money, but You Cannot Move It

A J.P. Morgan office building with the bank name in large letters above its glass facade.

In the space of one week, four of the biggest names in American banking drew the same line for AI agents. JPMorganChase, Citigroup, Bank of America and Charles Schwab each said outside agents cannot move customer money, PYMNTS reported on Monday, October 19. A customer who hands a login to an agent now gets turned away at all four, even as those same customers increasingly treat AI as their main tool for managing money. The banks are not rejecting agents outright. They are rejecting agents they cannot control, with credentials they did not issue.

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One Hacker, a Few Thousand Dollars, and AI Agents Broke Into More Than 100 Sites

Over the past couple of weeks, a cybersecurity researcher watched a single Chinese-speaking hacker break into websites belonging to more than 100 companies, including farm equipment maker Deere, home appliance company SharkNinja and engine manufacturer Cummins. The hacker did almost none of the work personally. According to Snorre Fagerland, principal threat researcher at NorForge, in a report provided to Reuters ahead of publication on Monday, October 19, the intrusions were outsourced almost entirely to AI agents that spent hours autonomously probing and breaking into targeted sites.

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World Wants Your Agent to Carry ID: AgentKit Brings Proof of Human to Banking

A photograph of a reflective World Orb verification device reflecting people standing in front of it.

World, the identity project co-founded by Sam Altman, made its first industry-specific push on Sunday, October 18, unveiling World ID for banking and finance on stage at Money20/20 in Las Vegas. Co-founder Alex Blania presented a suite built to answer a question banks now face daily: is this transaction being made by a real customer, a deepfake, or an AI agent acting for someone? The bundle combines the World ID app, World ID for Zoom, and World ID for Agents, built on the AgentKit toolkit, now in beta.

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