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CrowdSec Source Code Leak: GitHub OAuth Token Abused in TanStack Supply Chain Attack

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A recent supply chain attack targeting CrowdSec involved a compromised account of a former employee, allowing an attacker to clone approximately 170 private repositories. This highlights the critical importance of robust offboarding procedures, including revoking access and invalidating tokens, as a key security control alongside traditional dependency management. Organizations should now prioritize reviewing their account management practices and monitoring for unusual activity related to former

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