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A leaked GitHub access token could have led to a catastrophic supply chain attack
By Solomon Klappholz published
News The GitHub access token with administrator level privileges could have been used to great effect by threat actors
Everything you need to know about GitHub Models, the new AI testing ‘playground’ for developers
By Emma Woollacott published
News GitHub Models allows developers to test and compare large language models and integrate them directly within their workflows
Mistral just launched its own competitor to GitHub Copilot
By Ross Kelly published
News The launch of Codestral marks Mistral AI’s first foray into the coding assistant market, pitting it against major platforms like GitHub Copilot and Code Llama
'Context switching' is a major drain on developer productivity — here’s how GitHub plans to solve that
By George Fitzmaurice published
News The new GitHub platform promises to aid developers by streamlining activity across different environments
Everything you need to know about GitHub Copilot Workspace
By George Fitzmaurice published
News CEO Thomas Dohmke said GitHub Copilot Workspace represents a "radically new way of building software"
The best AI tools for business to try today
By Barry Collins last updated
In-depth A quick round up of some of the best AI tools for business, including everything from image generators to interview practice
Hackers have found yet another way to trick devs into downloading malware from GitHub
By Solomon Klappholz published
News Threat actors have developed a new way to covertly embed malicious files into legitimate repositories on both GitHub and GitLab using the comment section
GitLab's Duo Chat proves there's still plenty of ground to claim in the AI coding market
By Solomon Klappholz published
Analysis GitLab Duo Chat faces stiff competition from established alternatives like GitHub, Amazon CodeWhisperer, and the recently announced Google Gemini Code Assist
Hackers are abusing GitHub's search function to spread malware
By Solomon Klappholz published
News Hackers are using the names of popular GitHub repositories to trick users into downloading malicious code, new research reveals.
Hackers take advantage of AI hallucinations to sneak malicious software packages onto enterprise repositories
By Solomon Klappholz published
News New research reveals a novel attack path where threat actors could leverage nonexistent open-source packages hallucinated by models to inject malware into enterprise repositories
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