VQV Signal
GitHub Actions has introduced a feature that holds potentially malicious workflows for manual approval to protect public repositories. This aims to prevent supply chain attacks that use compromised credentials to push harmful workflows stealing CI/CD credentials.
GitHub Actions has introduced a feature that holds potentially malicious workflows for manual approval to protect public repositories. This aims to prevent supply chain attacks that use compromised credentials to push harmful workflows stealing CI/CD credentials.
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Recent supply chain attacks use compromised GitHub credentials to push malicious GitHub Actions workflows that steal CI/CD credentials and carry out additional attacks. To help protect public repositories from these… The post GitHub Actions holds potentially malicious workflows for app...
Supply chain attacks targeting CI/CD pipelines can lead to credential theft and further exploitation. This new safeguard helps maintain the integrity of public repositories and developer workflows.
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