Published on: 2025-06-15 04:01:18
<u>Infisical</u> is looking to hire exceptional software engineers to join our talented engineering team in building the open source security infrastructure stack for the AI era. We're building a generational company with a world-class engineering team. This isn’t the place to coast— But if you want to grow fast, take ownership, and solve tough problems, you’ll be challenged like nowhere else. What We’re Looking For We’re looking for an exceptional Full Stack Engineer to help us build, optimi
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This morning, Distributed Denial of Secrets published 410 GB of data hacked from TeleMessage, the Israeli firm that makes modified versions of Signal, WhatsApp, Telegram, and WeChat that centrally archive messages. Because the data is sensitive and full of PII, DDoSecrets is only sharing it with journalists and researchers. There's a lot of background, so here's a quick timeline of events with relevant links: March: Then-national security advisor Mike Waltz invited a journalist into a Signal g
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Over the past three years , researchers have highlighted the risks associated with GitHub Actions. These threats became manifest with two recent incidents. First, last December brought a supply chain attack where attackers exploited a vulnerable GitHub Actions workflow to introduce an XMRig cryptominer to deployment versions of the Ultralytics Python package. Then, in March, we had the “tj-actions" incident. The attacker in this incident took advantage of multiple common anti-patterns associate
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-07-18 00:07:42
Over the past three years , researchers have highlighted the risks associated with GitHub Actions. These threats became manifest with two recent incidents. First, last December brought a supply chain attack where attackers exploited a vulnerable GitHub Actions workflow to introduce an XMRig cryptominer to deployment versions of the Ultralytics Python package. Then, in March, we had the “tj-actions" incident. The attacker in this incident took advantage of multiple common anti-patterns associate
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When you think of mysterious creatures, penguins probably don't come to mind. The cute, playful animals are the focus of countless films and TV shows, fictional and real-world, and a staple in zoos and aquariums. But it turns out we still have a lot to learn about them, as revealed in National Geographic's new docuseries Secrets of the Penguins. "As soon as we started filming, we started to see things that had never been filmed before," wildlife cinematographer and National Geographic Explorer
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This is a small tool to set environment variables from encrypted (with GPG) files There are many command line tools that require environment variables with secret values to work. These values are often saved in unencrypted shell files. I created this simple but useful script to read secret values from encrypted files and at the same time make it easy to login in and out from diferent accounts. Installation NOTICE: GPG is assumed to be installed and configured for the current user. Copy the s
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-09-16 00:24:54
GitHub announced updates to its Advanced Security platform after it detected over 39 million leaked secrets in repositories during 2024, including API keys and credentials, exposing users and organizations to serious security risks. In a new report by GitHub, the development company says the 39 million secrets were found through its secret scanning service, a security feature that detects API keys, passwords, tokens, and other secrets in repositories. "Secret leaks remain one of the most commo
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-10-06 19:34:57
The compromise of GitHub Action tj-actions/changed-files has impacted only a small percentage of the 23,000 projects using it, with it estimated that only 218 repositories exposed secrets due to the supply chain attack. Despite the small number, the potential security repercussions are still significant as some repositories are very popular and could be used in further supply chain attacks. That said, owners of exposed repositories must take immediate action to rotate their secrets before atta
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A cascading supply chain attack that began with the compromise of the "reviewdog/action-setup@v1" GitHub Action is believed to have led to the recent breach of "tj-actions/changed-files" that leaked CI/CD secrets. Last week, a supply chain attack on the tj-actions/changed-files GitHub Action caused malicious code to write CI/CD secrets to the workflow logs for 23,000 repositories. If those logs had been public, then the attacker would have been able to steal the secrets. The tj-actions develop
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A supply chain attack on the widely used 'tj-actions/changed-files' GitHub Action, used by 23,000 repositories, potentially allowed threat actors to steal CI/CD secrets from GitHub Actions build logs. The GitHub Action is a very popular automation tool designed for GitHub Actions workflows. It allows developers to identify files changed in a pull request or commit and take actions based on those changes, generally used in testing, workflow triggering, and automated code linting and validation.
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