JFrog’s new Xray Secrets Detection uncovered active access tokens in popular open-source software registries including Docker, npm, and PyPI. Here are our findings and takeaways. As part of the ...

Examples of the leaked credentials included 1,185 unique AWS access keys, 333 PayPal OAuth tokens, 235 GitHub tokens, 111 HubSpot API keys, 39 Slack webhooks and 27 DigitalOcean tokens.

They occur after developers expose their AWS access tokens and credentials online, usually by hardcoding them into their application's source code. Hackers scan for these exposed AWS credentials ...

Amazon AWS, Canonical, Red Hat, OWASP, and other major organizations. The tokens provided access to various cloud services and infrastructure, music streaming services, and more. “This allows ...

A screenshot of the exposed AWS credentials, allowing access to buckets with GitLab private tokens (Image: supplied) Hussein, a white-hat hacker and data breach discoverer, reported the findings ...