Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

July 2024

Find And Remediate Secrets In Confluence Cloud With GitGuardian

Good news! GitGuardian can now help you find and remediate secrets exposed in Confluence Cloud. We have helped thousands of teams remediate plaintext secrets in their codebases and tools like Jira and Slack. Now, we have extended the real-time detection capability of our platform to cover this popular wiki, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing platform. Once integrated, GitGuardian will alert you about plaintext credentials is accidentally posted to Confluence Cloud spaces, pages, blogs, and comments.

Safeguarding Your Collaboration Tools: Tackling the New Favorite Targets of Attackers

Secrets in collaboration tools are becoming prime targets for attackers. Reduce your attack surface by extending GitGuardian automated secrets detection capabilities to Slack, Jira, Confluence, or Microsoft Teams. Ensure security wherever your teams collaborate!

Introducing GitGuardian's Remediation Location & Tracking

Remediation is one of the most challenging aspects of fighting secrets sprawl. Finding exactly the right code to address and then tracking when and how it was fixed can get cumbersome, Especially when dealing with multiple projects and teams. We are proud to Introduce Remediation Location and Tracking to your GitGuardian incidents detail view. With our new Pinpoint location within the Impacted Perimeter view, the platform will organize issues all fixable incidents into the new "Require code fixing" tab helping developers concentrate their efforts.

CVE of the month, the supply chain vulnerability hidden for 10 years CVE-2024-38368

For over a decade, a massive vulnerability that could have unleashed a huge supply chain attack lay dormant. Luckily the good guys found it first or so it seems. This month we are taking a look at CVE-2024-38368.

Secrets in Plain Sight: Unveiling over 1 million secrets on public websites

Join us at CodeSecDays for an insightful session with Cybernews researcher Vincentas Baubonis, who will reveal how their team discovered 1,141,004 secrets across 58,364 websites. Learn how exposed environment (.env) files containing passwords, API keys, and email credentials can lead to data breaches and site takeovers. We’ll discuss common leaked secrets like database credentials and AWS keys, and their impact, and share research methodology, ethical considerations, and steps to prevent exposure.