GitHub Under Siege: “GhostAction” Supply Chain Attack Swipes 3000+ Secrets!

GitHub users, brace yourselves! The “GhostAction” supply chain attack has struck, swiping over 3000 secrets across hundreds of repositories. In an ironic twist, the attackers didn’t even mess with the FastUUID package. Looks like they ghosted it! GitGuardian is on the case, but remember, secrets are like chocolate—better kept safe!

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Looks like the Phantom of the GitHub is back and he’s after your secrets! With over 3000 secrets already stolen, this ghost is proving that in the world of software, Halloween comes early. GitHub users, it’s time to keep your secrets closer than your Halloween candy stash!

Key Points:

  • GitHub users hit by a supply chain attack dubbed “GhostAction”.
  • Attack targeted hundreds of repositories, stealing over 3000 secrets.
  • Malicious activity first noticed with the FastUUID project.
  • GitGuardian informed affected users and security teams swiftly.
  • Attack not linked to recent “S1ngularity” campaign.

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