Accenture confirms breach after hacker steals 35GB of source code and other data
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A 35GB source code and secrets breach at a major consultancy underlines that your vendor’s repos are part of your attack surface. This week, inventory which partners hold your code or credentials and push for concrete controls—segmented repos, key rotation, and breach notification SLAs.
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