Exactly the same here

This is the email in question:

Trying to locate the Application / OAuth the was added.

NOTE: I am raising this discussion on my friend's flagged GitHub account.

I hope this message finds you well. On Wednesday, I faced a distressing situation involving my GitHub account (https://github.com/WayneMusungu), which was hacked and subsequently flagged. During this unauthorized access, two repositories were created and pushed to my account under the names "backup29d8b7f9-0562-45c3-a3d8-29e835a0a467" and "backupc061fd12-0a4d-480b-b3a0-41994af140b2." To make matters worse, a message was left, stating: "I hope this message finds you well. This is an urgent notice to inform you that your data has been compromised, and we have secured a backup with this link https://telegra.ph/URGENT-NOTICE-02-01." Additionally, my account and projects are no longer publicly visible, and some repositories have been deleted.

The incident occurred after clicking on a spam recruiting email, leading to the compromise of my account.

I am reaching out to the community for prompt assistance in resolving this matter. Your support and guidance would be highly appreciated. I raised the issue and here is the ticket number Ticket 2615299.

@queenofcorgis , @davecheney, and @canuckjacq could you assist me with this?

Regards, Wayne

I had initially commented that I can't access the forms for application

Then later I saw my account hacked and two repositories created.

Hi @KhwiseroDev Please ask our friend to open a support ticket for reinstatement and obviously please do not click any links they've been sent.

Please also read over the accepted answer on this post: https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/109171

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