A Cloud Shutdown Needs a Clean Exit Receipt
Zeabur will close its hosting services after a second security incident. Customers now need two plans at once: revoke exposed trust, then prove their applications and data can run somewhere else.
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Zeabur will close its hosting services after a second security incident. Customers now need two plans at once: revoke exposed trust, then prove their applications and data can run somewhere else.
GhostAction used compromised GitHub accounts to place credential-stealing workflows across thousands of repositories. The visible file is only one part of the incident: teams also need to revoke the entry credential, rotate what the workflow could read, and inspect what that authority could reach.
New analysis of the March LiteLLM supply-chain attack found credentials from thousands of organizations, with some still working months later. The practical lesson is to treat build jobs as short-lived release identities, not trusted rooms full of permanent keys.