Más de 29 millones de secretos filtrados en GitHub en 2025

Un informe de TechRadar afirma que en 2025 se filtraron más de 29 millones de secretos en GitHub. El artículo sugiere que la IA no está ayudando y puede estar empeorando la situación.

TechRadar publicó un artículo el 18 de marzo de 2026, titulado 'Más de 29 millones de secretos se filtraron en GitHub en 2025, y la IA realmente no está ayudando.' El artículo destaca que más de 29 millones de secretos aparecieron en la plataforma GitHub durante 2025. Su descripción señala que "la IA parece estar empeorando las cosas", lo que indica que la inteligencia artificial está contribuyendo negativamente al problema en lugar de ayudar a prevenirlo o mitigarlo. En el contenido disponible no se ofrecen más detalles sobre la naturaleza de los secretos, los incidentes específicos o el papel de la IA.

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