GitHub has announced today that account passwords will no longer be accepted for authenticating Git operations starting tomorrow.

GitHub is urging its base of users to enable two-factor authentication as the platform shakes up how it protects accounts from compromise. Everyone needs a password manager. If you're willing to ...

GitHub now officially requires token-based authentication for its command line interface, third-party apps, and services that access Git repositories hosted on the platform.

GitHub will disable password-only access to developers for conducting any Git operations that require authentication. In a move first announced in December 2020, the change follows a similar, but ...

GitHub has announced that it will abolish password authentication, one of the authentication methods when operating Git on the command line. In November 2020, the service abolished password ...

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Was GitHub's removal of password based authentication a security overstep? If it makes it harder for developers to get started with Git and GitHub, it was.

GitHub announced today the introduction of passwordless authentication support in public beta, allowing users who opt-in to upgrade from security keys to passkeys.

The popular code hosting platform GitHub has announced that it require all contributors to secure their accounts with two-factor authentication by the end of 2023.