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Hackers spread malware via URLs in GitHub comments

Hackers spread malware via URLs in GitHub comments

Cybercriminals are spreading malware-linked URLs of ostensibly Microsoft repositories through the comments of GitHub projects. The method of malware distribution is very dangerous and persistent. According to research, cybercriminals are actively trying to spread malware through URLs posted in t... Read more

date14 hours ago
xz-Utils available again on GitHub, creator investigates backdoor

xz-Utils available again on GitHub, creator investigates backdoor

The Linux data compression tool xz-Utils is available again through GitHub. Last month, a backdoor was discovered, prompting GitHub to temporarily disable the tool's repositories. Lasse Collin, the developer of xz-Utils, announced via his personal website that the repositories are available agai... Read more

date14 days ago
GitHub Copilot Enterprise is now generally available

GitHub Copilot Enterprise is now generally available

Microsoft recently made GitHub Copilot Enterprise generally available. With it, developers can now better query their own codebase and processes. According to Microsoft, the introduction of the improved version of GitHub Copilot Enterprise is primarily intended to help developers more with propr... Read more

date2 months ago
Critical supply chain attack possible via PyTorch

Critical supply chain attack possible via PyTorch

Using self-hosted runners in PyTorch for GitHub operations leads to several vulnerabilities, security engineer John Stawinski IV discovered. This can lead to many malicious actions. According to security engineer John Stawinski IV, Meta's popular open-source framework PyTorch uses so-called self... Read more

date3 months ago
Any GitHub user can now apply for its Certifications program

Any GitHub user can now apply for its Certifications program

GitHub has now made its own Certifications program generally accessible. Interested users can now apply for four certifications. GitHub recently made its certifications program, previously available only to GitHub partners and employees, now generally accessible. With these certifications, a... Read more

date4 months ago
GitHub soon to make 2FA mandatory; quick activation desired

GitHub soon to make 2FA mandatory; quick activation desired

GitHub users should activate two-factor authentication (2FA) soon. In fact, as of Jan. 19, 2024, it will be mandatory. Otherwise, they will lose a lot of functionality, the developer platform reports. That's according to emails to users. If they are not using 2FA by then, the functionality of th... Read more

date4 months ago
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