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GitHub Advanced Security users can now use the REST API to enable or disable secret scanning validity checks for a repository, organization, or enterprise. Validity checks retrieve a status for…

You can now use the REST API to create a temporary private fork within a draft security advisory or private vulnerability report. Learn more about the repository security advisories REST…

GitHub Advanced Security users can now use the REST API to retrieve the validity status of a secret scanning token and retrieve all tokens of a particular validity status. The…

Up until recently, the /rate_limit REST API endpoint was not covered by the API’s rate limit. While this allowed API consumers to fetch rate limit information whenever they wanted, it…

The Source Imports REST API allows integrators to programatically import internet-accessible Git repositories into GitHub.com – for example, from code hosting platforms like Bitbucket Cloud or GitLab.com. We’re ending support…

Repository admins or members of the security manager role can now enable or disable private vulnerability reporting on respositories via REST API. Learn more about private vulnerability reporting.

As an organization owner or member of the security manager role, you can now use the repository security advisories REST API to get all repository security advisories across your organization.…

The code scanning REST API updated_at field has been improved to help you review your most recently changed alerts. The updated_at timestamp now returns the alert’s most recent state change…

You can now use the REST API to request a CVE identifier for your repository security advisories. Learn more about repository security advisories and CVE identification numbers.

You can now use the REST API to get global security advisories from the Advisory Database. This makes it easy to get access to the Advisory Database’s free, open source…

You can now use the REST API to add collaborators to your draft security advisory. Learn more about the repository security advisories REST API

You can now use the REST API to open a private vulnerability report on open-source repositories that have this feature enabled. Learn more about the repository security advisories REST API

Following our recent release of generating a software bill of materials from the repository’s dependency graph, you can now generate an SBOM for a repository using a new REST API…

You can now programmatically view and act on repository advisories via a new REST API. New endpoints to create, view, list, and update advisories are available to all. Additionally, new…

GitHub enterprise and organization owners can now use a REST API to delete their organizations and all corresponding repositories. Organization names will be locked for 90 days following the organization…

You can now view (GET) the security feature enablement status for all repositories in your organization using the “list organization repositories” endpoint in the REST API for the following security…

Enterprise and organizations administrators can now create personal access tokens (classic) and OAuth apps with the read:audit_log scope to access the Audit Log REST API. Why is this important? Stolen…

Enterprises with GitHub Advanced Security can now enable secret scanning and push protection on all their organizations using a single call to an enterprise-level REST API endpoint. You can also…

You can now unarchive a repository via the REST API. Previously, unarchiving was only available via the GraphQL API or the UI. Learn more about updating repositories via the REST…

GitHub organizations can now use the code scanning organization-level API endpoint to retrieve code scanning alerts on public repositories; this no longer requires a GitHub Advanced Security license. This new…

Today, we’re introducing calendar-based versioning for the REST API to give API integrators a smooth migration path and plenty of time to update their integrations when we need to make…