We live in a world fully consumed by software. According to the IDC, around 750 million applications will be shipped globally by 2025, meaning the feat of securing the world’s software is growing at an unprecedented rate at a time when digital trust has never been more important. At GitHub, we’re committed to empowering developers […]
Passkeys are a new form of sign-in and phishing resistant credential that make it easier to protect your GitHub account by reducing use of passwords and other, more easily phishable authentication methods. Since the launch of passkeys in beta in July, tens of thousands of developers have adopted them. Now, all users on GitHub.com can […]
When I stepped onto the scale this morning, I remembered that there are some numbers that feel awkward to celebrate, while perhaps some others are worth celebrating! Recently, the GitHub Security Lab passed the milestone of 500 CVEs disclosed to open source projects. What’s a CVE? In short, it’s the record of a security vulnerability, […]
