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GitHub Actions Runner memory dumping exposes CI/CD secrets

GitHub Actions tag force-push enables supply chain code injection

pull_request_target workflow exposes repository secrets to external forks

Self-hosted GitHub Actions runners expose filesystem credentials to malicious workflows

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Malicious GitHub Actions exfiltrate data via dead-drop repositories

Outbound C2 connections from CI/CD runners indicate credential theft

Memory leaks cause garbage collection pauses and process crashes

Inefficient database queries cause connection pool exhaustion

Improperly configured container resource limits worsen resource contention

Third-party API slowdowns cause cascading service degradation

Missing or improperly configured cache forces redundant resource-intensive operations

Deployment changes introduce performance regression from blocking operations

AI agent with unrestricted tools in GitHub Actions enables prompt injection RCE

GitHub Actions cache poisoning enables privilege escalation from triage to release workflows

Shared publication credentials between nightly and production releases create lateral movement path

Incomplete credential rotation after breach leaves attack window open

Unauthorized global npm package installation via compromised postinstall script

Actions cache compromise indicated by checkout post-step failures with no output

AI agent with shell access installed globally creates covert C2 channel

Snyk rate limit header parsing error in Elastic Agent

DAST scanner locked out by authentication misconfiguration

Production service disruption from DAST scanning

Incomplete DAST coverage from undefined application scope

Alert fatigue from untuned DAST false positives

Missing SPA vulnerabilities without JavaScript-aware crawling

Security debt accumulation from inadequate scan frequency

Slow remediation without CI/CD DAST integration

Ineffective security posture without DAST performance metrics

Malicious npm packages in dependency tree targeting CI and developer environments

Zero-day vulnerability discovered in dependency across multiple projects

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