LFS (Large File Storage) is an extension for Git that addresses the challenges of managing large files, such as audio, video, graphics, or datasets, within repositories. Instead of storing large files directly in the main repository, LFS replaces them with lightweight pointers and stores the actual file content on a remote server. This approach keeps repositories smaller and more efficient, improving performance and reducing clone and fetch times. In cybersecurity, using LFS helps prevent sensitive or oversized files from bloating repositories, supports better version control, and enhances collaboration by ensuring that only necessary file versions are downloaded. LFS is widely used in software development, data science, and digital media projects.