Shellshock is a vulnerability in the GNU Bash shell that enables remote attackers to gain the ability to execute remote commands on a system. There are currently a few related security advisories available about this issue:
Shellshock is a vulnerability in the GNU Bash shell that enables remote attackers to gain the ability to execute remote commands on a system. There are currently a few related security advisories available about this issue:
Topics: Security
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Yesterday, Subversion 1.8.10 was released to address two client-side security issues with Subversion.
Topics: Subversion, Security
Yesterday, a security breach led to a catastrophic data loss at Codespaces, another company in the repository hosting industry. We're very sorry for the Codespaces customers who lost data, as well as the Codespaces team, who suffered the loss of years of their hard work.
Topics: Business, Security, Disaster Recovery
A few customers have written in expressing concerns about the massive OpenSSL vulnerability nicknamed "Heartbleed". We figured it would be best to notify you what we're doing about it rather than have you worry.
Topics: Security
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