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GitHub has rolled out fresh capabilities for its secret scanning service, introducing detectors from multiple vendors and expanding push protection coverage to guard against credential leaks.
Microsoft's latest security update addresses over 50 vulnerabilities across its software portfolio, with six zero-day flaws already under active exploitation by threat actors.
Research from Infoblox reveals that over 90% of parked domains now redirect visitors to malicious content, scams, and malware—a dramatic reversal from a decade ago when such threats occurred less than 5% of the time.
GitHub's secret scanning now reveals additional context about compromised secrets, including owner details, creation and expiry dates, and organizational information for supported credential types.
GitHub has enhanced its Copilot coding agent with built-in security and quality validation that automatically analyzes generated code for vulnerabilities, dependencies, and sensitive data without requiring additional licenses or setup.
Developers can now route code scanning alerts directly to Copilot for automated vulnerability fixes, combining the coding agent with Copilot Autofix to streamline security remediation workflows.
A critical vulnerability in on-premises SharePoint Server is being weaponized in real-world attacks against government agencies, universities, and energy infrastructure. Microsoft released an emergency update on July 20 after discovering the flaw was only partially addressed by an earlier patch.
Microsoft's latest security release addresses at least 67 vulnerabilities across its operating systems and applications, with one actively exploited flaw and proof-of-concept code now available for a critical Windows bug.
