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GitHub ships a one-click self-revoke for users whose credentials just leaked

An individual GitHub Enterprise member can now wipe every credential they own, personal access tokens, SSH keys, OAuth tokens and SSO authorizations, in a single action from the Settings page. Containment used to be a scavenger hunt across four menus.

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Self-service credential revocation for incident response - GitHub Changelog

For a timely response to security incidents involving compromised accounts or stolen credentials, GitHub Enterprise owners can now use new “break-glass” capabilities to instantly revoke all credentials for a given…

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GitHub ships a one-click self-revoke for users whose credentials just leaked

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Self-service credential revocation for incident response - GitHub Changelog

GitHub ships a one-click self-revoke for users whose credentials just leaked

GitHub ships a one-click self-revoke for users whose credentials just leaked

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GitHub ships a one-click self-revoke for users whose credentials just leaked

Self-service credential revocation for incident response - GitHub Changelog

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Self-service credential revocation for incident response - GitHub Changelog

GitHub ships a one-click self-revoke for users whose credentials just leaked