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Yep. Seems like the last two years have really given way to spammy or fraudulent security "researchers" who are just trying to get payouts. It's been plaguing a
by junon 4y ago
Yep. Seems like the last two years have really given way to spammy or fraudulent security "researchers" who are just trying to get payouts. It's been plaguing a number of projects on GitHub for a while now.
- mistrial9 4y agoGithub itself is building extensive command-test-control mechanisms, along with CI-pipelines and internal security approval lists, for the explicit purpose of billing for all of that, and requiring that opportunistically.