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A malicious Visual Studio Code extension, Nx Console, was briefly listed on official registries and used to breach GitHub, exposing approximately 3,800 internal repositories to unauthorized access. The popular extension, with 2.2 million installs, was compromised for just 18 minutes, but long enough to cause significant damage.

A shocking data breach has exposed the plaintext passwords of 46,000 Myspace users, putting their online security at risk. This alarming leak, linked to a 2021 security incident, also reveals email addresses and other sensitive credentials.

GitHub's security chief confirms that customer data remains safe, with no evidence of impact outside of GitHub's internal repositories. The breach originated from a poisoned VS Code extension installed on a compromised employee device, allowing attackers to steal credentials.

GitHub swiftly detected and contained a security breach that originated from a tainted Visual Studio Code extension, taking immediate action to remove the malicious version and isolate the affected endpoint. The breach appears to be limited to GitHub's internal repositories, with the company rotating critical secrets and conducting a thorough investigation.

A shocking security lapse was uncovered when a GitGuardian researcher stumbled upon a public GitHub repository containing 844 MB of sensitive production infrastructure material from a national agency, left exposed for a staggering six months. This alarming data leak highlights the gravity of unsecured data, with expert Guillaume Valadon describing it as one of the most serious secrets leaks he's ever seen.

Smaller healthcare providers are being hit hard by a rising wave of cyberattacks, with eight recent hacking incidents affecting nearly 2 million individuals. These breaches, impacting medical practices across the US, are a stark reminder that no healthcare organization is immune to the threat of cyber breaches.

GitHub has confirmed a significant breach, revealing that hackers made off with approximately 3,800 internal repositories after a developer fell victim to a poisoned VS Code script. Fortunately, the company assures that customer data appears to be safe, and the incident seems to be contained within GitHub's internal systems.

GitHub has confirmed a cyber incident that exposed its internal repositories, sparking concerns about the security of code and sensitive data. The breach raises questions about the potential impact on users and the measures being taken to prevent future incidents.

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GitHub's internal repositories were breached after a malicious Visual Studio Code extension was used to launch the attack, but thankfully, customer data appears to be safe. The incident has left users wondering what else may have been compromised.

GitHub's security team swiftly contained a breach that exposed 3,800 internal repositories to a malicious VS Code extension, and immediately took action to prevent further damage. The company has completed critical secret rotations and is now meticulously analyzing logs to ensure the incident is fully resolved.

Grafana Labs recently reported a security breach that exposed source code and internal data, but fortunately, there's no evidence that customer production systems were compromised. The breach, detected on May 11, was confined to the company's GitHub environment and involved both public and private source code and internal repositories.

GitHub is investigating a possible internal breach after a hacking group claimed unauthorized access to its repositories. The company says it has no evidence that customer data has been compromised so far.

GitHub is investigating a security breach claim by hackers TeamPCP, who allegedly stole around 4,000 of the platform's internal repositories and put the source code up for sale for a hefty $50,000. The company has already sprung into action, detecting and containing the breach and taking steps to mitigate the risk.

With attackers exploiting vulnerabilities at an alarming rate, it's clear that organizations are struggling to keep up with the pace of security defects - and it's leaving them exposed. Exploits have now become the top breach entry point, accounting for 31% of all known initial access vectors.

A security researcher has uncovered a public GitHub repository exposing sensitive credentials tied to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, sparking fears that malicious actors could exploit the data for nefarious purposes. The leak, linked to a contractor-maintained repository called "Private-CISA," reportedly included privileged AWS GovCloud accounts and internal CISA systems.

A massive data breach at NYC Health + Hospitals has exposed the sensitive information of 1.8 million patients, highlighting the alarming vulnerability of personal data in the healthcare system. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of a breach, especially when it comes to biometric data that can never be truly reset.

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A recent 7-Eleven data breach has put franchisee information at risk, with sensitive documents accessed by an unauthorized party, potentially exposing names, addresses, and other personal data. Fortunately, customers who used their credit cards to make purchases can breathe a sigh of relief, as their payment info appears to be safe.

The US's leading cyber-defense agency, CISA, made a shocking security blunder by leaving a GitHub repository open, exposing sensitive passwords, keys, and tokens with alarmingly obvious filenames. This careless mistake raises serious concerns about the agency's ability to protect itself and the nation from cyber threats.

7-Eleven recently confirmed a data breach that exposed sensitive franchisee information after a cyberattack by the group ShinyHunters, with unauthorized access detected on April 8. The company swiftly launched an investigation and began notifying affected individuals on May 1.

Vulnerability exploitation is now the top attack vector, responsible for a staggering one-third of all data breaches. This alarming trend highlights the urgent need for robust patch management and cybersecurity measures to stay ahead of threats.

Hackers recently breached Grafana Labs' security, gaining unauthorized access to a GitHub token that allowed them to download the company's source code, and subsequently attempting to extort payment to keep it under wraps. The incident was swiftly investigated, and the compromised token was promptly invalidated.

A contractor for the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) made a critical mistake by exposing sensitive AWS GovCloud keys, plaintext passwords, and internal files in a public GitHub repository. The leak, described as one of the worst ever witnessed, included highly privileged credentials and build artifacts for numerous internal CISA systems.

In a shocking display of vulnerability, ShinyHunters breached Instructure's Canvas platform not once, but twice in a single week, siphoning off a staggering 3.65 terabytes of data from 275 million users across 8,000 institutions. The brazen attacks left hundreds of schools reeling during final exams, forcing Canvas offline and lining the attackers' pockets with a ransom payment.

Grafana Labs revealed that hackers breached its GitHub environment using a stolen access token, downloading the company's source code, but fortunately, took swift action to invalidate the token and beef up security measures. The incident is currently under investigation, with more details to be shared once complete.