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Repojacking Rumble: Unmasking the GitHub Impersonators Strike on Go Modules
In a cyber twist of whack-a-mole, hackers are repojacking GitHub repositories. The unsuspecting star? Go modules, their ease of publishing making them prime targets. With over 15,000 repositories exposed to this GitHub Repository Hijacking Vulnerability, it’s a ticking time bomb. So, developers, heed this cheeky…
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Oh, the world of cybersecurity! It's like a never-ending game of whack-a-mole. This time, the moles are GitHub repositories, and the mallet is the repojacking hacker. In the drama of changing GitHub usernames and account deletions, hackers are finding ways to impersonate repositories and sneak in malicious codes. Now, that's some serious method acting. And guess who's the star of this show? Yep, it's the Go modules, thanks to their decentralized nature and ease of publishing on platforms like GitHub. So folks, in the wise words of a certain green ogre, better 'check yourself before you wreck yourself'!Already a member? Log in here