Hackers employ deceptive tactics, use fake GitHub profiles to distribute malware

News15 Jun 2023

In an elaborate yet potentially unsuccessful ploy, hackers have recently launched a campaign to deceive cybersecurity professionals on the popular code-hosting platform GitHub.

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