Trusted and widely used software development and collaboration platforms like GitHub and GitLab have become both targets of and vehicles for a growing range of malicious activity. The latest ...

GitHub is being abused to distribute the Lumma Stealer information-stealing malware as fake fixes posted in project comments. The campaign was first reported by a contributor to the teloxide rust ...

An emoji might not be worth a thousand words, but it can do a better job than words at getting some messages across. GitHub, the popular code repository hosting service, is harnessing the power of ...

Github repositories are being infected with malware Trusted repositories can bypass secure web gateways Github comments are also being used to hide malicious files In a new phishing campaign detected ...

There may soon be a lot less comments on GitHub, and that’s a good thing. Today, the company is introducing emoji reactions for comments, pull requests and issues — just as you find in chat services ...

Cybercriminals have found yet another way to infect software developers with malware - through comments on GitHub projects. Whenever a developer uploads a project to GitHub, other community members ...

Hackers are using unpublished GitHub and GitLab comments to generate phishing links that appear to come from legitimate open source software (OSS) projects. The clever trick, first described by Sergei ...