GitHub Dataset Research Reveals Millions Potentially Vulnerable to RepoJacking

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Millions of Git Hub repositories are potentially vulnerable to Repo Jacking. New research by Aqua Nautilus sheds light on the extent of Repo Jacking, which if exploited may lead to code execution on organizations’ internal environments or on their customers’ environments.

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