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GitHub Repos Targeted in 5,500+ Malicious Commits

A shocking new campaign, dubbed Megalodon, has injected malware into over 5,500 GitHub repositories, putting sensitive credentials and tokens at risk of being stolen. This alarming attack highlights the growing threat of supply chain attacks, with experts warning that this could be just the beginning.

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Identity Exposures Form Highways for Cyber Attacks

A single compromised identity can become a superhighway for cyber attacks, giving hackers access to nearly every critical workload a business relies on - as seen in a recent incident where a cached AWS access key on one Windows machine put 98% of the company's cloud environment at risk. Identity has become the ultimate attack path, carrying with it a multitude of permissions just waiting to be exploited.

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AWS Discloses Flaw in Quick Access Control

AWS swiftly addressed a security flaw in Quick Access, discovered by Fog Security, which could have allowed unauthorized users to bypass access controls, and fortunately, no customer data was compromised. The issue was resolved in March 2026, with no action required from customers.

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Attackers Exploit Amazon SES to Bypass Email Security in Phishing Campaigns

Phishing campaigns are now using Amazon's Simple Email Service to make malicious messages look legit, bypassing standard email security checks and putting victims at risk of revealing sensitive data. By exploiting Amazon SES's trusted reputation and authentication features, attackers are making it harder to spot phishing emails.

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