Decoding the tj-actions/changed-files Supply Chain Attack | Part 1/3
GitHub Actions has become a cornerstone of modern CI/CD pipelines, enabling developers to automate workflows, build, test, and deploy code seamlessly. Its extensibility through third-party actions has further amplified its utility, allowing teams to integrate pre-built solutions into their workflows. One such popular action is tj-actions/changed-files, which identifies files changed in a pull request or […]
