Source code leak monitoring watches for an organization's proprietary code, configuration files, and embedded secrets appearing in public repositories, paste sites, and criminal markets. Leaked code can reveal vulnerabilities, hardcoded credentials, and internal architecture.
Developer machines are prime infostealer targets. When a developer is infected, their GitHub tokens, SSH keys, and cloud credentials enter stealer logs, giving attackers a path to private repositories and the software supply chain.
Read how stolen access fueled a massive repository attack in our 5,000+ repo GitHub supply chain report and a malicious distribution network in the Stargazers Ghost Network investigation.