Cybersecurity

28,000 Exposed Git Repositories Found Leaking Credentials

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Cybersecurity firm Intruder discovered 28,000 exposed .git repositories containing active credentials for services like AWS and Stripe. This highlights the risk that old Git history can reveal sensitive information even after deletion, posing significant security threats such as data theft and payment fraud. Organizations must secure .git directories and rotate compromised credentials to mitigate these risks.

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