CROWDSEC SOURCE CODE EXPOSED IN SECURITY BREACH
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CrowdSec, a cybersecurity platform focused on threat intelligence and DDoS protection, confirmed unauthorized access to its source code repository. The company disclosed the incident and outlined remediation steps.
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