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Source code leak took place due to a misconfiguration error.

Posted on 27 July 2020

From hackread.com

A misconfiguration in the infrastructure of repositories resulted in leaking the source code of dozens of mainstream, high-profile organizations from diverse sectors from tech, food, retail, finance, manufacturing, and e-commerce.

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