My primary GitHub account (Shlok-Parekh09) was caught in an automated ban a month ago. The trigger was a hackathon project called CodeGuard—a real-time IPS layer for LLM-generated code. My training datasets contained inert signatures (fake API keys, SQLi strings, rm -rf) strictly to train the model to detect and block them. The automated system flagged this defensive security research as actual malware. I have had a support ticket open for a month (Ticket 4924492) with zero response. I am completely locked out of my daily dev workflow and portfolio. If anyone from GitHub is lurking here, I urgently need a human review.
X/Twitter thread with screenshots of the ticket: https://x.com/shlokparekh10/status/2121281562411253775
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Source:https://dev.to/shlok_parekh_6c67d18c537a/github-falsely-banned-me-for-open-source-defensive-security-code-504m
GitHub falsely banned me for open-source defensive security code.
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