Automated code review tool provider DeepSource this week announced that it reset tokens, secrets, private keys, and employee credentials after being informed that its GitHub application was compromised.
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DeepSource Says Hackers Compromised Its GitHub Application
Automated code review tool provider DeepSource this week announced that it reset tokens, secrets, private keys, and employee credentials after being informed that its GitHub application was compromised. The post DeepSource Says Hackers Compromised Its GitHub Application appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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