Cybercriminals are faking security alerts on GitHub to get unsuspecting users to install malicious applications and lose their work, experts have warned.

GitHub has announced that its secret scanning alerts service is now generally available to all public repositories and can be enabled to detect leaked secrets across an entire publishing history.

In a new phishing campaign, GitHub developers are being targeted with fake “Security Alerts” where they are prompted to authorize a malicious OAuth application. Successful execution of the ...

GitHub Advanced Security gains some AI features, and GitHub Copilot now includes a chatbot option. Github Copilot Enterprise is expected in February 2024.

GitHub's secret scanning alerts are available on all public repositories, and its push protection is now offered for custom secret patterns.

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GitHub has announced it will be bringing its secret scanning capability to more users in a bid to help public repository admins detect leaked secrets in their repositories before a breach happens.

In breaking news that dropped just after our weekly security column went live, a backdoor has been discovered in the xz package, that could potentially compromise SSH logins on Linux systems. The m… ...

Benefits of Opsera's Advanced Security Dashboard: To enhance GitHub security oversight, Opsera now integrates deployment data, incident trends, and security alerts into a single, unified view.

Researchers discovered a leak of 16 billion stolen passwords involving platforms like Apple, Gmail, and Facebook. Learn how ...

GitHub is making its secret scanning service available for free to all users. Until now, you had to be a paying user.