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GitHub: Zounds, a genuinely helpful AI-assisted bug report that isn't total slop! Here, Wiz, take this wad of cash

Connor Jones · 2026-04-29 · Read original ↗

ATT&CK techniques detected

5 predictions
T1195.002Compromise Software Supply Chain
63%
“works, but it is concisely summarized as a flaw in how github ' s internal services blindly trust user inputs when processing push requests. push options are an intentional feature of the git protocol designed to send key - value strings to a server. these options are packaged in…”
T1195.001Compromise Software Dependencies and Development Tools
49%
“six hours, as well as implementing additional hardening measures to prevent similar vulnerabilities from being as impactful in the future, should they manifest. it also confirmed that no attacker had ever carried out the attack on github. com, although it advised ghes customers t…”
T1195.002Compromise Software Supply Chain
35%
“six hours, as well as implementing additional hardening measures to prevent similar vulnerabilities from being as impactful in the future, should they manifest. it also confirmed that no attacker had ever carried out the attack on github. com, although it advised ghes customers t…”
T1195.002Compromise Software Supply Chain
34%
“time, reverse - engineering it was seen as too great a task, given the scale of its internal binaries. they used claude code to take a lot of the legwork out of the process, and were able to go from idea to working exploit in less than 48 hours. " by leveraging ai - augmented too…”
T1195Supply Chain Compromise
31%
“chain compromise - ai recruiting biz mercor says it was ' one of thousands ' hit in litellm supply - chain attack - infosec exec sold eight zero - day exploit kits to russia, says doj " as the landscape evolves, these close partnerships with talented hunters and researchers are m…”

Summary

Claude ploughs through months of work in rapid time, helps Wiz researchers nab lucrative award

Wiz researchers are set for a tidy payday thanks to their discovery of a high-severity flaw in GitHub's git infrastructure that handed remote attackers full read/write access to private GitHub repositories using a single command.…