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Does it? Except for very sophisticated organizations, I doubt it. You don't hear about intrusions into self-hosted source repositories. Not because there are f
by asolove 10y ago
Does it? Except for very sophisticated organizations, I doubt it.
You don't hear about intrusions into self-hosted source repositories. Not because there are fewer, but because they likely don't have the security infrastructure in place to know that they ever happened.
- kosievdmerwe 10y agoAlso, there is very little incentive for them to advertise that they've been compromised. Whereas, Github has a duty to disclose that they've been compromised to their clients.
- Silhouette 10y agoYou don't hear about intrusions into self-hosted source repositories. Not because there are fewer, [Edit: Multiple downvotes within moments of each other do not make calling out the above speculation any less justified.]