GitHub today announced that it’s bolstering its security solutions by offering GitHub Advanced Security and Private Instances features. Along with this the company also unveiled Codespaces ...

During beta testing, the code scanning feature was used to scan more than 12,000 repositories 1.4 million times and found over 20,000 security issues, including remote code execution (RCE), SQL ...

Code scanning is free for all public repositories, and it's also available as a GitHub Advanced Security feature for GitHub Enterprise private repositories.

GitHub code scanning is free for public repositories. For private repositories, the service is available for the fee-based GitHub Enterprise service through GitHub Advanced Security.

GitHub has updated its Advanced Security service with a “push protection” capability. The new feature scans code for secrets such as access tokens, API keys, and other credentials as ...

GitHub and its community have already added 2,000+ queries to automatically scan code in real-time and notify a developer that they’ve missed a known security hole before an individual’s ...

New Code Scanning feature will tell GitHub users when they've added known security flaws in their code Written by Catalin Cimpanu, Contributor Sept. 30, 2020, 9:00 a.m. PT ...

The new feature is already available in the 'Code security and analysis' section under the 'Security' heading in the 'Settings' tab of repositories. “Once enabled, you’ll immediately start getting ...

So far, GitHub has scanned 12,000 repositories 1.4 million times, with the company’s Justin Hutchings saying that it’s caught 20,000 security issues.

The Microsoft-owned code-hosting platform first debuted secret scanning for private repositories last May as part of its advanced security program.

During the beta, GitHub says code scanning was used to perform more than 1.4 million scans on more than 12,000 repositories. It's helped identify over 20,000 vulnerabilities.