Aqua News Millions of Repos on GitHub Are Potentially vulnerable to Hijacking
What Aqua discovered was twofold: millions of such repositories — including those belonging to companies such as Google and Lyft — are present on GitHub; and tools are easily available to attackers to find these repos and hijack them.
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