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Well it's still vulnerable. At least in Gitlab you can use fancy features like requiring 2FA for members of a group. But you still need to secure its infrastruc
by INTPenis 6y ago
Well it's still vulnerable. At least in Gitlab you can use fancy features like requiring 2FA for members of a group. But you still need to secure its infrastructure.
I think the most common attacks on Github repos and groups have been on individual accounts. Which 2FA would mitigate.
- ynezz 6y ago> Which 2FA would mitigate. Or Rust, right? </sarcasm> https://github.com/php/karma/search?q=exec https://github.com/php/karma/search?q=exec