Python Software Foundation Responds to GitHub Token Leak, El...
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In July, the Python Software Foundation (PSF) swiftly addressed a security incident involving a leaked GitHub token that could have compromised the Python ecosystem, revoking it within 17 minutes and preventing any malicious use. Additionally, the PSF expanded its infrastructure team by hiring Jacob Coffee as an Infrastructure Engineer and Maria Ashna as a PyPI Support Specialist to bolster support for its growing community and infrastructure demands. The foundation also elected new board members, including Tania Allard, KwonHan Bae, and Cristián Maureira-Fredes, while implementing changes to its bylaws to enhance governance and transparency. These initiatives underscore the PSF's commitment to securing and fostering the Python ecosystem, balancing its exponential growth with strengthened organizational support.
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