GitHub deprecates account passwords for authenticating Git operations
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This change was first announced last year, in July, when GitHub said that authenticated Git operations would require using an SSH key or token-based authentication.
Does this mean I have to start posting my SSH key in these blurbs?
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This change was first announced last year, in July, when GitHub said that authenticated Git operations would require using an SSH key or token-based authentication.
Does this mean I have to start posting my SSH key in these blurbs?
Given the amount of private keys people have uploaded to GitHub without understanding what they are I wonder how easy it would be to write a scripted that crawled GitHub and used each of those keys to try log in with the account that uploaded it. I bet some of them will work.
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Given the amount of private keys people have uploaded to GitHub without understanding what they are I wonder how easy it would be to write a scripted that crawled GitHub and used each of those keys to try log in with the account that uploaded it. I bet some of them will work.
Evil, but likely accurate. X| :sigh:
TTFN - Kent