GitHub Security

@GitHubSecurity

GitHub Security Team

Everywhere software is built
Joined July 2013

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  1. Mar 18

    Seeking security champion to support GitHub’s engineering teams in our journey to be our own best customers of CodeQL and Dependabot

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  2. Mar 17

    Want to secure the platform of the largest open source community in the world? We'd love to hear from you

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  3. Mar 17

    Are you excited by large scale security data to help protect the largest open source community? Apply now

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  4. Mar 16
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    Mar 15

    We are hiring a Senior Security Researcher! Are you excited to help secure open source software? Let's talk!

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    Mar 15

    I'll come out of twitter retirement to promote a great spot on a fantastic team, I spent 2 years on the security lab team (moved to prodsec) and 10/10 would grep for memcpy again:

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  7. Mar 15

    As of today we've stopped accepting DSA keys. RSA keys uploaded after Nov 2, 2021 will work only with SHA-2 signatures. The deprecated MACs, ciphers, and unencrypted Git protocol are permanently disabled.

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    Mar 4
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    Mar 4
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  10. Mar 11

    This change reduces the likelihood of Apps being used in phishing attacks against GitHub users.

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  11. Mar 3

    GitHub Security’s Bug Bounty team rocked the short month of February: ✅ Closed 159 bounty reports 💰 Awarded $72,087 worth of bounties 👫101 hackers participated in our program

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    Feb 22

    GitHub Advisory Database now accepts community contributions! Provide additional information and context to further the community’s understanding and awareness of security advisories via community contributions.

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    Feb 17

    Looking to raise the security bar on your repos? Check out our experimental new ML-generated security alerts.

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    Feb 16
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    Feb 11

    The success of Open Source Security starts with better communication and collaboration between sec. researchers and developers. Here are 3 ways to improve this collaboration, out of 's research:

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    Feb 8
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    Feb 9
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  19. Feb 9

    A strong partnership between open source developers and security researchers is tantamount to securing open source software. GitHub Security Lab, through guidance like this, does an amazing job fostering collaboration between these communities.

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  20. Feb 4

    Calling Cloud Security, Security Architecture, and Security Engineering folks, we are recruiting for several positions in our Security Operations team. Interested?

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