Blogs about SCMs

PCI DSS is essential for protecting cardholder data. Here’s a guide to help you understand PCI DSS self-assessment and if it’s the right compliance path for you.

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PCI DSS Self-Assessment Questionnaires: Choosing the Right Type

October 29, 2024

PCI DSS is essential for protecting cardholder data. Here’s a guide to help you understand PCI DSS self-assessment and if it’s the right compliance path for you.

Ensure compliance and reduce risks with top SBOM solutions. Discover the best SBOM tools to manage and secure your software components.

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SBOM Tools and Alternatives to Assess and Protect Your Software

September 16, 2024

Ensure compliance and reduce risks with top SBOM solutions. Discover the best SBOM tools to manage and secure your software components.

The Legit Security research team has found and reported a zero-click attack that allowed attackers to submit malicious code and access secrets.

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Azure Devops Zero-Click CI/CD Vulnerability

January 31, 2024

The Legit Security research team has found and reported a zero-click attack that allowed attackers to submit malicious code and access secrets.

Legitify is an open-source GitHub and GitLab configuration scanner from Legit Security that helps manage & enforce SCM configuration best practices in a secure and scalable way

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Legitify adds support for GitLab and GitHub Enterprise Server

January 25, 2023

Legitify is an open-source GitHub and GitLab configuration scanner from Legit Security that helps manage & enforce SCM configuration best practices in a secure and scalable way

New software supply chain vulnerabilities use artifact poisoning and attack the software development pipelines on projects using GitHub Actions.

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Novel Pipeline Vulnerability Discovered; Rust Found Vulnerable

December 01, 2022

New software supply chain vulnerabilities use artifact poisoning and attack the software development pipelines on projects using GitHub Actions.

Legitify is an open-source GitHub configuration scanner from Legit Security that helps manage & enforce GitHub configurations in a secure and scalable way

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Introducing Legitify: A Better Way To Secure GitHub

October 05, 2022

Legitify is an open-source GitHub configuration scanner from Legit Security that helps manage & enforce GitHub configurations in a secure and scalable way

GitHub configurations aren't secure out of the box. It's up to you to secure them. This blog discusses GitHub's new Codespaces product and how to secure it.

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GitHub Codespaces Security Best Practices

September 28, 2022

GitHub configurations aren't secure out of the box. It's up to you to secure them. This blog discusses GitHub's new Codespaces product and how to secure it.

GitHub’s required reviewers capability can be bypassed if currently using this setting to require at least one code review before merging code.

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Attackers Can Bypass GitHub Required Reviewers to Submit Malicious Code

September 08, 2022

GitHub’s required reviewers capability can be bypassed if currently using this setting to require at least one code review before merging code.

Learn how Legit Security discovered a vulnerable GitHub actions workflow that affected Google, Apache and potentially many more. Get details on the vulnerability and what you can do to mitigate it.

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Google & Apache Found Vulnerable to GitHub Environment Injection

September 01, 2022

Learn how Legit Security discovered a vulnerable GitHub actions workflow that affected Google, Apache and potentially many more. Get details on the vulnerability and what you can do to mitigate it.

Earlier today, Stephan Lacy published a Twitter post about a massive attack on GitHub. Even though later it was understood that none of the original GitHub repositories was infected, the attack attempt is a huge deal.

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Breaking News: How a Massive Malware Attack Almost Occurred on GitHub

August 03, 2022

Earlier today, Stephan Lacy published a Twitter post about a massive attack on GitHub. Even though later it was understood that none of the original GitHub repositories was infected, the attack attempt is a huge deal.

Is GitHub safe? Discover how developers can avoid misconfigurations and vulnerabilities to ensure secure collaboration on GitHub.

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Secure GitHub: How to Keep Your Code and Pipelines Safe from Hackers

June 20, 2022

Is GitHub safe? Discover how developers can avoid misconfigurations and vulnerabilities to ensure secure collaboration on GitHub.

This article will explain why security and GitHub should go hand in hand and describes a few best practices we believe any organization using GitHub should employ to reduce GitHub security risks.

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GitHub Security Best Practices Your Team Should Be Following

May 31, 2022

This article will explain why security and GitHub should go hand in hand and describes a few best practices we believe any organization using GitHub should employ to reduce GitHub security risks.

We examine a bug we’ve found in a popular third-party GitHub action and how it could lead to your SDLC pipeline being attacked. Read more to improve GitHub security and secure your software supply chain.

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Vulnerable GitHub Actions Workflows Part 2: Actions That Open the Door to CI/CD Pipeline Attacks

May 02, 2022

We examine a bug we’ve found in a popular third-party GitHub action and how it could lead to your SDLC pipeline being attacked. Read more to improve GitHub security and secure your software supply chain.

This GitHub OAuth access token attack was announced by GitHub Security and is a compromise of OAuth access tokens issued to Heroku and Travis-CI integrations.

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Latest GitHub OAuth Tokens Attack Explained and How to Protect Yourself

April 18, 2022

This GitHub OAuth access token attack was announced by GitHub Security and is a compromise of OAuth access tokens issued to Heroku and Travis-CI integrations.

On April 1st, GitLab announced Critical Security Release CVE-2022-1162, disclosing a very bizarre vulnerability and illustrating some important lessons in securing a software supply chain.

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A Cautionary Tale: The Untold Story of the GitLab CVE Backdoor (CVE-2022-1162)

April 06, 2022

On April 1st, GitLab announced Critical Security Release CVE-2022-1162, disclosing a very bizarre vulnerability and illustrating some important lessons in securing a software supply chain.