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# Version 1.42
## ✨ Enhancements
### Password Reset Protection for GitHub
Material now extends its password reset protection to GitHub accounts. This helps security teams detect and respond to account-takeover attempts targeting developer infrastructure—one of the most valuable footholds for attackers. Early visibility into suspicious GitHub password resets reduces the risk of compromised repos, poisoned code, or unauthorized access to build systems.
### Google Profile Photos in Account Views
Google Workspace profile photos now appear in [account](/working-with-issues/explorer.md) details. While not an investigation-critical feature, it provides a more human, recognizable touch during triage and admin tasks—making the product feel friendlier and helping teams move through routine workflows with less cognitive overhead.
### Improved Similarity Matching for User Reports
Material’s similarity matching algorithm no longer uses `google.com` as a grouping signal when clustering [user-reported](/email-protections/user-reports/user-reporting-methods.md) suspicious emails. This reduces over-grouping and noisy clusters, helping analysts stay focused on true patterns instead of manually unbundling unrelated reports.
More exciting changes coming soon, stay tuned!
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## 🐛 Bug Fixes
* Minor UI fixes and tweaks to Material’s detection engine for improved performance
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