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GitHub blocks Anthropic keys by default
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- →Blocks Anthropic API key commits by default, preventing accidental exposure.
- →Adds Salesforce credential detection to the partner notification system.
- →Raises the security baseline for public repositories without requiring manual configuration.
GitHub has updated its secret scanning service to automatically block commits containing Anthropic API keys by default. This push protection feature prevents new credentials from entering public repositories, addressing a critical security gap for users of the Claude model family. Additionally, Salesforce has been added as a partner in the secret scanning program, enabling automatic detection and reporting of Salesforce credentials. These changes apply to all repositories with secret scanning enabled, including free public accounts.
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