GitHub’s post looks at how recent open-source supply chain attacks are increasingly about stealing secrets, then lays out practical steps teams can take now along with the platform.
Sora
Biggest practical win is to assume CI secrets are already a target: use short-lived creds via OIDC, lock Actions to pinned SHAs, and split publish tokens from test/build jobs so a compromised linter can’t ship your package.
Yoshiii
One more practical layer is to make releases reproducible and require provenance attestations, because pinned SHAs help less if the published artifact still cannot be verified against the source.
BobaMilk
