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Worth checking https://github.com/settings/security https://github.com/settings/security to see if you've seen any failed login attempts that aren't you. Also
by andydev 13y ago
Worth checking https://github.com/settings/security https://github.com/settings/security to see if you've seen any failed login attempts that aren't you.
Also recommend enabling 2 factor authentication.
- jlgaddis 13y agoIndeed, I've got failed login attempts from four different IP addresses (115.127.35.4, 183.96.115.54, 186.89.119.140, and 190.73.143.216) over the last two days.
- craz 13y agoSimilar to mine. Nothing for years, then three attempts in last couple of days. I wonder if they got my email from the Adobe breach.
- runninggee 13y ago190.206.118.221, 61.247.35.20, 201.243.203.209, 190.204.171.95, 190.36.181.198, 213.163.72.224 were the IPs that hit me. But yes, only for the last 3 days and there's no way they guessed my password in 5 attempts, unless someone's decrypted the Adobe document
- bratsche 13y agoI have 2-factor authentication enabled (in fact, it's part of my company's security policy that everyone must follow).. but I went to that page and saw shitloads of "user.failed_login" messages over the past five days and it kind of freaks me out. That said, it kind of freaks me out in a good way. I'm glad github has this panel. People should be aware when several failed login attempts are made on their accounts.