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GitHub Restores Access to XZ Utils Repository

A week after finding a malicious backdoor, GitHub has safely restored access to the XZ Utils repo for developers worldwide.
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Python Dominates: GitHub’s Top Programming Languages of 2023

According to GitHut data, Python is the most popular language on GitHub for 2023, highlighting its global impact on coding. Here’s more on that!
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How to Install Gitea on Debian Linux

Gitea is a lightweight, open-source and self-hosted code hosting solution, similar to GitHub, Gitlab and BitBucket. It is mainly written in Go and can run on Windows, Linux, macOS, ARM, etc. In this guide, you will set up Gitea as a container with Dock…

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Cinnamon 6.0 Desktop Environment Arrives With Initial Wayland Support

Work on Cinnamon 6.0 is over, and the final release landed today on GitHub, so it’s my pleasure to guide you guys through some of the most important changes included in this major update to Linux Mint’s in-house desktop environment.
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Leveraging GitHub Actions for Automated Active Reconnaissance

In this guide, I’ll walk you through the process of leveraging GitHub Actions to cloak scanning activities using the power of GitHub’s runners.
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Qt Creator 11 Adds Integrated Terminal, GitHub Copilot Support

Qt Creator 11 brings an integrated terminal emulator, support for GitHub Copilot, initial support for Axivion Suite, and revamped Qt examples. Learn more here.
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12 Open-Source Penetration Testing Tools You Might Not Know

Red Siege has developed many open-source penetration testing tools. Give them a try; they’re all available on GitHub for free.
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20 Cybersecurity Projects on GitHub You Should Check Out

The following collection encompasses a diverse range of cybersecurity projects on GitHub that can help safegaurd digital assets.
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Never Leak Secrets to Your GitHub Repositories Again

GitHub is making push protection, a security feature designed to automatically prevent the leaking of secrets to repositories, free for owners of all public repositories.
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GitHub Introduces Private Vulnerability Reporting for Open-Source Repositories

The private vulnerability reporting feature provides a direct collaboration channel for easier reporting and fixing of vulnerabilities.
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OSC&R Open Software Supply Chain Attack Framework Now on GitHub

OSC&R is an open framework for understanding and evaluating software supply chain security threats. Learn more here.
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GitHub to Introduce Mandatory 2FA Starting March 13

Starting March 13, GitHub will gradually introduce the 2FA enrollment requirement to groups of developers and administrators. Learn more here.
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Massive GitHub Analysis Reveals 10M Secrets in 1B Commits

GitGuardian scanned 1.027 billion new GitHub commits in 2022 and found 10 million secrets occurrences. Learn more here.
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How to Automatically Generate Commit Messages Using aicommits

You may feel overwhelmed or uninspired to write commit messages for the changes made in a codebase, but not anymore, thanks to aicommits!
 
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Cybercriminals Use Fake Public PoCs to Spread Malware and Steal Data

GitHub proofs of concept (PoCs) for known vulnerabilities could themselves contain malware as often as 10% of the time, security researchers have found. Learn what this means here.
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How to Integrate GitHub and Jira

Jack Wallen shows you how you can integrate GitHub and Jira so your developers can focus less on updates and more on what they do best: coding.
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How to Clone a GitHub Repository

In this guided tutorial, Jack Wallen of TechRepublic shows you how easy it is to clone a repository from GitHub.
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Sure, GitHub’s AI-assisted Copilot Writes Code for You, but Is It lLegal or Ethical?

GitHub’s Copilot is an AI-based, pair-programming service. Its machine learning model raises a number of questions. Open source experts weigh in.
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Microsoft Did It Again, SFC Urges Developers to Quit GitHub

Microsoft’s new service for automatically writing AI-based code, Copilot, has sparked outrage in the Open Source community.
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GitHub Axes Atom Text Editor, Recommends VSCode Instead

GitHub is ‘sunsetting’ the Atom text editor later this year. No further development on the app is planned, and encourages users to seek out alternatives.
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