
Recent reports indicate that deleted and private repository data on GitHub may still be accessible, raising significant security concerns for users of the platform. Security researcher Trufflesec has identified multiple methods to access this data, suggesting that what is labeled as 'deleted' may not be entirely removed from the system. This vulnerability has prompted warnings from experts, emphasizing the difference between systems functioning 'as designed' versus 'as expected.' As a result, there is an expectation of potential significant breaches involving sensitive information stored in these repositories.

🔒 @trufflesec discovered multiple ways to access #deleted #GitHub repository and fork #data. https://t.co/9M3GSVhHba
FYI: Data from deleted GitHub repos may not actually be deleted https://t.co/hExVRyTFIT
If you use GitHub, this is a big wakeup call of a vulnerability where "working as designed" isn't the same as "working as expected." I'm sure we'll see some significant breaches around this. https://t.co/h14J7uv4sE