New Supply Chain Attack Compromises Tens of Thousands of GitHub Repositories
2026-11-09T14:52:07Z•db9587e2d3b150cc8d83b556969d54616a0aa88a1d550e579be7b09e0323eb0f
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What happened
Infosecurity Magazine feed covering recent cyber threats and incidents, including a large-scale GitHub Actions supply-chain compromise, vendor and customer data breaches, financial theft, ransomware, attacks on industrial refrigeration and healthcare infrastructure, mobile and web exploitation, state-sponsored espionage, AI-enabled attacks, cryptocurrency theft, botnets, and emerging defensive guidance. The most prominent item reports a malicious workflow affecting tens of thousands of GitHub repositories, including repositories associated with Uber.
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