Add gh-workflow-hardener to Supply Chain Security#92
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Adds gh-workflow-hardener, a CLI and GitHub Action that statically analyzes workflow files to pin actions to SHA hashes, detect overly-broad permissions, and flag script injection vulnerabilities. Addresses the same threat class as the tj-actions March 2025 supply chain compromise. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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gh-workflow-hardener is a CLI and GitHub Action that scans workflow files for supply chain security issues:
uses: action@v1references to immutable SHA commit hashes — prevents attacks like the March 2025 tj-actions compromise (23k repos affected)permissions: write-alland missing least-privilege declarationsrun:blocks wheregithub.event.*user inputs are interpolated directly (code injection vector)Fits the Supply Chain Security section — addresses the same threat model as Harden Runner and Preflight but focuses on static analysis of workflow files rather than runtime monitoring.
MIT licensed | pip installable | 122 tests | GitHub Action wrapper available
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