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GitHub Workflows Attack Affects Hundreds of Repos, Thousands of Secrets

Posted on September 8, 2025September 8, 2025 By CWS

A provide chain assault involving malicious GitHub Motion workflows has impacted lots of of repositories and hundreds of secrets and techniques, developer safety agency GitGuardian revealed on Friday.

The corporate seen on September 2 that the GitHub account of the maintainer of a venture named FastUUID, which GitGuardian makes use of internally, had been compromised and a malicious workflow file had been injected into the venture.

GitHub Motion workflows allow builders to automate improvement duties that they might usually conduct manually. The workflow added to the FastUUID venture was designed to reap secrets and techniques and ship them to a server managed by the attacker. 

Within the case of the FastUUID venture, the attacker obtained a PyPI token used for bundle deployment. Whereas the token might have allowed the hacker to compromise the FastUUID bundle on PyPI, there is no such thing as a indication of this occurring earlier than the malicious commit was found and reverted. 

Nevertheless, additional evaluation carried out by GitGuardian researchers confirmed that the assault on FastUUID was a part of a large-scale marketing campaign that the safety agency has dubbed GhostAction.

Indicators of compromise (IoCs) revealed that the marketing campaign had focused 327 GitHub customers and 817 repositories. 

The attacker enumerated secrets and techniques from official workflow recordsdata, then hardcoded the key names into malicious workflows. Over 3,300 secrets and techniques have been leaked, together with DockerHub credentials, GitHub tokens, and NPM tokens, in addition to secrets and techniques related to Sonar, Confluence and AWS situations.

“Preliminary discussions with affected builders confirmed that attackers have been actively exploiting the stolen secrets and techniques, together with AWS entry keys and database credentials,” GitGuardian stated. Commercial. Scroll to proceed studying.

“A number of corporations have been discovered to have their whole SDK portfolio compromised, with malicious workflows affecting their Python, Rust, JavaScript, and Go repositories concurrently,” it added.

Most of the impacted repositories reverted the malicious modifications and a majority of the remaining have been notified by GitGuardian. The GitHub, PyPI and NPM safety groups have additionally been alerted.

“We’re sustaining ongoing surveillance of these and different bundle registries to confirm that no compromised tokens have been used to publish malicious artifacts,” the safety agency stated. “From our preliminary investigations, to date, 9 NPM and 15 PyPI packages are liable to compromise within the subsequent hours or days.” 

GitGuardian identified that the GhostAction marketing campaign doesn’t look like linked to the current S1ngularity assault. 

Associated: Salesloft GitHub Account Compromised Months Earlier than Salesforce Assault

Associated: Over 6,700 Personal Repositories Made Public in Nx Provide Chain Assault

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