https://www.cbronline.com/news/docker-hacked By Ed Targett Editor Computer Business Review April 29, 2019 Docker, the company behind an open platform for building and running distributed applications, said on Friday that hackers had breached one of its databases, potentially giving them access to sensitive source code on the external repositories of up to 190,000 different customers. Data stolen from the San Francisco-based container specialist included usernames and hashed passwords for around five percent of Docker’s customers, as well as GitHub and Bitbucket tokens for Docker autobuilds. (i.e. passwords that bridge Docker and external codebase repositories). Docker is used by many of the world’s largest financial and technology companies, including Paypal and Visa, as well as blue chips like pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline. It is unclear which accounts were affected: Microsoft was among those making clear that its official files hosted in Docker Hub were not compromised. [...]
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