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65% of Leading AI Companies Leak Sensitive Secrets on GitHub

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A study by Wiz found that 65% of leading AI companies from the Forbes AI 50 list exposed verified secrets such as API keys, tokens, and credentials on GitHub. The affected companies collectively have a valuation exceeding $400 billion. The research highlights that rapid AI innovation is outpacing basic cybersecurity practices, with even firms with minimal public repositories leaking sensitive information. The study employed an advanced scanning framework to uncover secrets hidden in obscure or deleted parts of codebases, revealing that some companies lacked proper disclosure processes for vulnerability reports.

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  1. 10.11.2025 18:45 1 articles · 23h ago

    Wiz Study Reveals 65% of Leading AI Companies Leak Sensitive Secrets on GitHub

    A study by Wiz found that 65% of leading AI companies from the Forbes AI 50 list exposed verified secrets such as API keys, tokens, and credentials on GitHub. The affected companies collectively have a valuation exceeding $400 billion. The research highlights that rapid AI innovation is outpacing basic cybersecurity practices, with even firms with minimal public repositories leaking sensitive information. The study employed an advanced scanning framework to uncover secrets hidden in obscure or deleted parts of codebases, revealing that some companies lacked proper disclosure processes for vulnerability reports.

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