Does GitHub public monitoring scan an enterprise’s private repositories?
The feature described here watches public commits across GitHub.com and attributes detected credentials to a data-residency enterprise. It is distinct from scanning repositories the enterprise owns, and it does not replace secret scanning or push protection inside those repositories.
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GitHub’s Public Secret Monitoring Reaches Data-Residency Enterprises—Through Domain MatchingA new GitHub preview attributes secrets in public commits to residency-region enterprises using verified domains, not shared membership rosters.
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