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This research study was conducted to illustrate how it is easily possible toget data access to disabled or blocked repositories in Github using GraphQL.There are situations in which you can lose access to your Github repositories;When you use the paid version of Github services and do not pay the monthlypayment or another situation is that when you use Github from the countries inthe United States sanction list. Having an insecure repository with malicioususages can also put your repository in Github blacklist. In all of thesesituations, Github will block and disable your repository and you will loseaccess to your files, codes and project assets. Here, we will discuss theprocedure of how an Ethical Hacker can gain access to all those blocked datawith GraphQL functionality.

Github Data Exposure and Accessing Blocked Data using the GraphQL Security Design Flaw