GitHub source code in DMCA repo pushed by GitHub CEO
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GitHub source code in DMCA repo pushed by GitHub CEO
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Re: GitHub source code in DMCA repo pushed by GitHub CEO
#2Re: GitHub source code in DMCA repo pushed by GitHub CEO
#3Why is it committed by nat himself? I assume it's a tease of github source code being open sourced similar to GitLab?
Re: GitHub source code in DMCA repo pushed by GitHub CEO
#4Re: GitHub source code in DMCA repo pushed by GitHub CEO
#5Why is it committed by nat himself? I assume it's a tease of github source code being open sourced similar to GitLab?
Re: GitHub source code in DMCA repo pushed by GitHub CEO
#6Why is it committed by nat himself? I assume it's a tease of github source code being open sourced similar to GitLab?
Commit is not signed, it could have been anyone, just by changing the email/username in gitconfig.
Re: GitHub source code in DMCA repo pushed by GitHub CEO
#7[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24976138 [2] https://github.com/torvalds/linux/tree/5895e21f3c744ed9829e3...
Re: GitHub source code in DMCA repo pushed by GitHub CEO
#8Re: GitHub source code in DMCA repo pushed by GitHub CEO
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Commit is not signed, it could have been anyone, just by changing the email/username in gitconfig.
Is it the actual source code then? Was it an internal leaker or was GitHub's repo compromised? I have so many questions.
* Any commit can be attributed to any user on the site by way of the author/committer fields in git. No authentication or checking is done.
* Any content can be attached to any repository that accepts pull requests, and will be accessible on that repository's url if you have its hash (previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24882921)
More civil disobedience than hack, really.
Re: GitHub source code in DMCA repo pushed by GitHub CEO
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Commit is not signed, it could have been anyone, just by changing the email/username in gitconfig.
Is it the actual source code then? Was it an internal leaker or was GitHub's repo compromised? I have so many questions.