Developers of Git GUI client GitKraken have addressed a vulnerability resulting in the generation of weak SSH keys, and they are prompting users to revoke and renew their keys.
Discovered in the open source library that the Git GUI client uses for SSH key generation, the issue affects all keys issued using versions 7.6.x, 7.7.x, and 8.0.0 of GitKraken.
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Poly Network has asked for ‘hacked assets’ to be returned by attackers – and it may have received some. Source: Read More (Latest topics for ZDNet in Security)
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A Pakistani man who bribed AT&T employees to install malware on the company’s internal network has been sentenced today to 12 years in prison after he illegally unlocked more than 1.9 million phones, causing the US telco losses in excess of $201 million. Muhammad Fahd, 35, a citizen of Pakistan and Grenada, paid more than […]