PC World

SHA-1 collision can break SVN code repositories

A recently announced SHA-1 collision attack has the potential to break code repositories that use the Subversion (SVN) revision control system. The first victim was the repository for the WebKit ...
Bleeping Computer

SHA1 Collision Attack Makes Its First Victim: Subversion Repositories

It took only one day for the SHA1 collision attack revealed by Google on Thursday to make its first victims after developers of the WebKit browser engine broke their Subversion (SVN) source code ...
Threat Post

Torvalds Downplays SHA-1 Threat to Git

The ramifications of the recent SHA-1 collision attack have extended to Git and the Apache Subversion repository, both of which rely on the outdated and vulnerable hashing algorithm. When researchers ...
Ars Technica

Good user management in subversion?

I'm in the middle of moving our subversion repositories from a Windows server to a Linux one to use it in a more "real" production way.<BR><BR>During our test period, we have discovered that we want ...
Ars Technica

Using subversion without commit access

With git I can clone a repository and create local branches to work on. Is there some way to do a similar thing in subversion? I want to create a local branch to a repository that I don't have commit ...
CSOonline

SHA-1 collision can break SVN code repositories

A recently announced SHA-1 collision attack has the potential to break code repositories that use the Subversion (SVN) revision control system. The first victim was the repository for the WebKit ...