DevSecOps
CI/CD Compromise Investigation Steps
A step-by-step investigation playbook for suspected CI/CD pipeline compromise, from runner forensics to secrets rotation.
Mar 8, 20246 min read
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A step-by-step investigation playbook for suspected CI/CD pipeline compromise, from runner forensics to secrets rotation.
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