Securityaffairs.Co Trellix Reports Source Code Repository Breach with No Misuse Detected
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- •Trellix confirmed a breach of its source code repository on May 2, 2026.
- •No evidence of code misuse has been found so far.
- •An investigation is underway with forensic experts and law enforcement involvement.
Trellix has disclosed a security breach that provided unauthorized access to part of its source code repository. The company stated that there is currently no evidence of code misuse following the breach. An investigation was promptly initiated with forensic experts, and law enforcement has been notified. Details regarding the specific attack vector or method have not been disclosed in the articles. The scope of the impact remains unclear, but Trellix is actively managing the situation. The company aims to ensure the integrity of its systems and protect its intellectual property. Further updates may follow as the investigation progresses.
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