Millions of GitHub repositories are potentially vulnerable to RepoJacking, which if exploited may lead to code execution on environments
Millions of GitHub repositories are potentially vulnerable to RepoJacking, which if exploited may lead to code execution on environments
I never thought that old organization names became available on Github. After a merge makes sense to keep them locked again or pass ownership to the new owner, not let anyone create that under the old name.
Is there a particular use case it works this way?
That said I doubt this affects millions of orgs, are organization renames that common?