Hackers are apparently selling internal source code stolen from American retail giant Target. A previously unknown threat ...

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GitHub has taken down a repository by a user named “FreeSpeechEnthusiast” that contained Twitter’s proprietary source code after the social network filed a DCMA takedown request. The username ...

YARMOUTH, Maine – It’s been a hard year for security at identity and access management company Okta, with its most recent data breach incident causing the company to lose its source code to threat ...

The open-source code repository Codeberg has blamed the far right for a recent campaign of abuse and harassment across its systems. “Projects advocating tolerance and equal rights” were subjected to ...

Okta Inc. has experienced a data breach in which hackers accessed some of its source code repositories, BleepingComputer reported today. Nasdaq-listed Okta provides an identity management platform ...

Hackers are claiming to be selling internal source code belonging to Target Corporation, after publishing what appears to be ...

Explore the controversy surrounding the Indian government's demand for smartphone source code access and its implications for ...

Hackers posted online what they said were samples of about 860 GB of internal source code, developer documentation, and other ...

The volume of malicious activity targeting upstream open source code repositories has hit triple-digit growth over the past three years, according to Sonatype. The security vendor claimed in newly ...

Researchers have uncovered yet another supply chain attack targeting an open source code repository, showing that the technique, which has gained wide use in the past few years, isn’t going away any ...

WOW! All these years I just assumed they used TFS. Where I work the IT devs (managed code for web services, e-commerce, data/reporting, ERP....) use TFS. Engineering devs (C running on bare metal) use ...