Exposing secrets on GitHub: What to do after leaking credentials and API keys
If you have discovered that you have just exposed a sensitive file or secrets to a public git repository, there are some very important steps to follow.
If you have discovered that you have just exposed a sensitive file or secrets to a public git repository, there are some very important steps to follow.
Cybersecurity in Australia has moved well and truly into the focus of the mainstream media and the everyday public. This year we saw two catastrophic security breaches with Optus, an Australian telecom provider, and Medibank, one of the largest health insurance providers in Australia.
New research by CyberNews has revealed that there are millions of private git repositories that are, in fact, not all that private.
Dropbox has confirmed they suffered a data breach involving a bad actor gaining access to credentials, data, and other secrets inside their internal GitHub code repositories.
This year at DEFCON and Black Hat—the world's largest security and hacking conferences—many talks focused on how attackers target developers' accounts. Here are the key points.
On Thursday, September 15th, Uber confirmed reports of an organization-wide cybersecurity breach. This is an evolving situation, but we will bring you here the latest information and commentary as we get it.
The promise of AI code assistance like Copilot was an exciting promise when released. But they might not be the answer to all your problems. A research study has now found that while Copilot frequently introduces vulnerabilities, it may in fact be influenced by the input. Poor code, poor outcome.
Missed out on Black Hat 2022 briefings or got stuck in the business hall? We have you covered.
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Attackers have used stolen OAuth tokens issued to Travis CI and Heroku to gain access to private git repositories on GitHub. Here we take a look at exactly what happened, why it's significant, and how to mitigate the issue.
Lapsus$ has continued its prolific pace of breaches now leaking internal source code from 250 Microsoft projects. GitGuardian analyzed the code looking for secrets sprawl.
Nearly 200GB of source code from Samsung and the source code from Nvidia's latest DLSS technology has been published online by The Lapsus$ hacking group. Internal source code being leaked online by adversaries is happening with alarming regularity in recent years. Only