Someone went to great lengths to prey on the next generation of cybercrooks Sophos thinks a single person or group called ...

A hacker targets other hackers, gamers, and researchers with exploits, bots, and game cheats in source code hosted on GitHub ...

A threat actor has been creating backdoored open source malware repositories to target novice cybercriminals and game cheaters.

Security experts discovered over 140 infected GitHub repositories. Out of these, 133 contained working backdoor scripts.

Thousands of GitHub repositories were copied with their clones ... Rather, the thousands of backdoored projects are copies (forks or clones) of legitimate projects purportedly made by threat ...

Thousands of once-public GitHub repositories from some of the world’s biggest companies are affected, including Microsoft’s, according to new findings from Lasso, an Israeli cybersecurity ...

The malicious package first appeared on GitHub. The file there was eventually reverted back to the legitimate version, but by then, the Go Module Mirror had cached the backdoored one and stored it ...

Private and deleted GitHub repositories are not as secure as users might assume. Data from deleted forks, deleted repositories, and private repositories can still be accessed, often indefinitely.