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GitHub internal repositories private-code leak claim

Data Leak
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GitHub is facing a claimed leak of internal repositories after TeamPCP said it had access to about 4,000 private-code repos and tried to sell samples. The alleged exposure could put source code and internal development material at risk if the claim is genuine. GitHub says it has no evidence yet that customer data stored outside its internal repositories was affected.

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How related: The security team at the Microsoft-owed software developer platform warned on May 19 that an attacker gained unauthorized access to 3800 internal repositories via a “poisoned” VS Code extension found on an employee device.

About this happening: GitHub is investigating unauthorized access to its internal repositories after a third party allegedly offered stolen material for sale on a cybercrime forum. The intrusion was li...

Latest development: 20.05.2026 13:45

GitHub detected unauthorized access tied to a poisoned Visual Studio Code (VS Code) extension on an employee device, removed the malicious extension version, isolated the endpoint, and began incident response to contain exposure across internal repositories.

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Timeline

  1. 21.05.2026 17:45 1 articles · 6d ago

    Malicious Nx Console extension caused GitHub breach

    Technical Analysis Update

    A malicious version of Nx Console 18.95.0 was uploaded to Visual Studio Marketplace and Open VSX on May 18, fetched an obfuscated payload, and harvested secrets from ~/.vault-token, /etc/vault/token, .npmrc, ghp_/gho_/ghs_ tokens, AWS metadata, and other local sources; GitHub said the poisoned VS Code extension led to unauthorized access to about 3800 internal repositories.

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  2. 20.05.2026 08:08 1 articles · 7d ago

    TeamPCP claims access to GitHub internal repositories

    Initial Disclosure

    TeamPCP claims access to GitHub's source code and internal orgs, says there are around ~4,000 repos of private code, offers samples to verify authenticity, and asks for at least $50,000 from a buyer.

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  3. 20.05.2026 08:08 1 articles · 7d ago

    GitHub investigates internal repository access

    Victim Impact Update

    GitHub says it is investigating unauthorized access to GitHub's internal repositories, has no evidence that customer information stored outside those repositories was affected, and will alert affected customers through established notification and incident response channels if evidence emerges.

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