GitHub Actions are dependencies, and floating tags can create supply-chain risk.
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GitHub Actions are dependencies, and floating tags can create supply-chain risk. In this article, @rufilboss explains how to secure them with reviewed, immutable references. You'll learn about SHA pinning, allowlists, Dependabot updates, and pull request enforcement along the way. https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-prevent-poisoned-github-actions-dependencies/
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