Neutralize software supply chain attacks before they compromise your build runners. Audit GitHub Actions and CI/CD workflows for unpinned third-party actions, permissive GITHUB_TOKEN permissions, inline script injection vectors, and missing security scanners. Auto-harden your YAML with 1-click.
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Action 'actions/checkout' uses mutable tag '@v4'. Mutable tags can be hijacked by upstream malicious releases.
Action 'actions/setup-node' uses mutable tag '@v3'. Mutable tags can be hijacked by upstream malicious releases.
Untrusted user context is directly interpolated in inline shell execution. Attackers can escape bash quotes and execute arbitrary shell commands.
Workflow lacks a top-level `permissions:` declaration. Default permissions allow repository modification if a step is compromised.
Workflow does not include automated vulnerability (SCA), SAST, or secret detection scanning steps.
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