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New GitLoker-Linked GoIssue Tool Targets GitHub Users for Phishing
SlashNext researchers have discovered a new, sophisticated phishing tool GoIssue targeting GitHub developers. Learn about its capabilities, the…
How To Create a Complete GitHub Backup
The issue of GitHub data protection is increasingly discussed among developers on platforms like Reddit, X, and HackerNews.…
ArtiPACKED Flaw Exposed GitHub Actions to Token Leaks
Discover how GitHub Actions artifacts leak sensitive authentication tokens, exposing popular open-source projects to security risks. Learn about…
3,000 Fake GitHub Accounts Used to Spread Malware in Stargazers Ghost Scheme
Cybercriminals are using GitHub to distribute malware through fake accounts. Learn how the “Stargazers Ghost” network operates and…
Researchers Claim Anyone Can Access Deleted, Private GitHub Repository Data
Cybersecurity researchers have revealed a GitHub design flaw that allows access to deleted and private repository data. Learn…
Trojanized jQuery Infiltrates npm, GitHub, and CDNs: Thousands of Packages at Risk
Phylum uncovers large-scale trojanized jQuery attacks targeting npm, GitHub, and CDNs. Malicious actors steal user form data through…
Shadow IT: Personal GitHub Repos Expose Employee Cloud Secrets
Alerted by a recent discovery of employee personal GitHub repos exposing internal Azure and Red Hat secrets, this article dives into the dangers of Shadow IT and offers solutions to prevent cloud credential leaks and secure your cloud environment.
GitHub Comments Abused to Spread Malware in Fake Microsoft Repositories
Hackers are exploiting GitHub comments to spread malware disguised as Microsoft software downloads tricking users into downloading malware.
Mintlify Confirms Data Breach Through Compromised GitHub Tokens
Mintlify Scrambles After Security Breach, Revokes Tokens and Implements New Safeguards!
OpenSSF Launches Malicious Packages Repository
The launch of the Malicious Packages repository comes at a time when cyberattacks, leveraging malicious open source packages, are on the rise.