While we're on the subject, Obsidian’s Git plugin needs a little more tinkering than its Joplin counterpart, but you can even use it to sync your notes to a private GitHub repository.

Attackers are targeting GitHub, GitLab ... a broader attack against several git hosting services, where repository contents were deleted and replaced with a note demanding the payment of ransom.

Git is a distributed version control system ... so we’ll concentrate on the ones shown across the top. A GitHub repository. Note the sections listed across the top and down the right column.

issue a git remote add command to configure a reference from you local Git installation to the repository on GitHub. Note that the last segment of the git remote add command is your project’s GitHub ...

The attacks started earlier today, appear to be coordinated across Git hosting services (GitHub, Bitbucket ... and leaves a ransom note behind that asks for a payment of 0.1 Bitcoin (~$570).

If you’d like to start anew and also practice the “repository creation” part, just delete the .git directory in the project root. Both GitHub and GitLab act as frontends for your repository.

To prove this point, a file named tugboat.html is added to the surface module and a file named xia.html is added to the added Git/GitHub submodule. Note that a push from each repository is required to ...

Note that Git is the version control system while GitHub is a website. However, if you are a hardcore command line user, you can manipulate GitHub from there, too.