Twitter’s leak illustrates why source code should never be sensitive
Twitter's source code was recently leaked publicly on a GitHub repository. This blog post looks at exactly what happened and what security consequences could stem from this leak.
Twitter's source code was recently leaked publicly on a GitHub repository. This blog post looks at exactly what happened and what security consequences could stem from this leak.
Everyone has secrets leakage incidents from time to time, even massive players like GitHub. This is a good reminder we all need to stay vigilant and embrace the right tools to help us stay safe.
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.
On October 7th, Toyota revealed a partial copy of their T-Connect source code had been accidentally exposed for 5 years, including access to data for over 290,000 customers.
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.
How can an attacker exploit leaked credentials? In this new series, we try to answer this question by imagining plausible attack scenarios. Second case: an AWS secret is found in a private repository.
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
While most of the attention has been on streamers’ revenues, our 6000 Git repositories study shows a much more serious problem that extends far beyond just this single breach.
Codecov recently had a significant breach as attackers were able to put a backdoor into Codecov to get access to customers' sensitive data. This article reviews exactly what happened, how attackers gained access, how they used sensitive information and of course, what to do if you were affected.
The Indian government was breached in a significant attack launched by a white hat hacking group Sakura Samurai leading to a 34 page vulnerability report. Today we will analyze the attack play by play.