Grafana Labs admits all its codebase are belong to someone who popped its GitHub account
Grafana Labs has reported that an attacker accessed its GitHub repository and stole its codebase. The company has stated that no customer data was compromised and has decided not to pay a ransom demanded by the attacker. Grafana believes it has identified the source of the security breach and has taken steps to enhance its security measures.
- ▪An attacker accessed Grafana Labs' GitHub repository and stole its codebase.
- ▪Grafana Labs confirmed that no customer data was stolen and there was no impact on operations.
- ▪The company has decided not to pay the ransom demanded by the attacker.
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