GitHub Security Lab

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GitHub Security Lab’s mission is to inspire and enable the community to secure the open source software we all depend on.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    14 Nov 2019

    Hi 👋 we are the GitHub Security Lab. Find more information about us here:

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    5 hours ago

    Validate everything! Check out the DOs and DONTs of applying input validation from

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  3. 6 hours ago

    In 5 minutes, listen to and discussing Application Security at . 📺 Watch:

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  4. Mar 17

    Learn Security as Code with Nancy Gariché, leader 🤸 and Developer Advocate Lab! ☁️ Don't miss her Breakout Session 💙 RSVP for free:

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  5. Mar 16

    What's new in the GitHub Security Lab? 📺

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  6. Mar 15

    We are hiring a Senior Security Researcher! Are you excited to help secure open source software? Let's talk!

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  7. Mar 15

    In 5 minutes, watch live the talk of on Security as Code at the ! 📺

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  8. Mar 15

    Don't let hackers manipulate your database with this edition of 📺 Watch:

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  9. Mar 14

    Don’t miss ’s virtual talk tomorrow at the and learn how to elevate your security game via Security as Code. 📆 March 15, 4pm GMT Attend for FREE:

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  10. Feb 23

    What's new in the GitHub Security Lab this week?

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  11. Feb 23

    Nancy Gariché will be at the DevSecOps eXchange Forum to talk about how Security as Code (SaC) improves collaboration between development and security teams and helps nurture a culture of security across the organization!

    Tomorrow, 12:00 UTC, don't miss Nancy Gariché at to talk about and how to implement a successful culture. Don't miss it!! Register here: Membership:
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  12. Feb 17

    GHSL-2021-077: Local denial of service in polkit - CVE-2021-4115

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    Feb 17

    Looking to raise the security bar on your repos? Check out our experimental new ML-generated security alerts.

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  14. Feb 17

    Security Tip from the GitHub Security Lab!

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  15. Feb 16

    Learn how to prevent injection attacks by encoding and escaping untrusted data with our deep dive into OWASP Proactive Control C4

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  16. Feb 16

    Watch live the talk of on Security as Code () via

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  17. Feb 15

    What’s new in the GitHub Security Lab this week?

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  18. Feb 15

    Sneak preview of tomorrow’s talk on Security as Code () with by . Wednesday, February 16 at 9:00 PST, 17:00 GMT. Watch live at:

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  19. Feb 15

    Stop hackers from exploiting bugs by alerting your users!

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  20. Feb 15

    Set your reminder for 's talk on Security as Code () and . It's tomorrow at 9:00 PST / 17:00 GMT. 🔗

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  21. Feb 11

    The success of Open Source Security starts with better communication and collaboration between sec. researchers and developers. Here are 3 ways to improve this collaboration, out of 's research:

    To mitigate threats and software supply chain vulnerabilities, partnership between researchers & developers is vital. That’s why I’m investigating interactions between these communities for improved communication & collabs! My latest for :
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