ci: Secure SemVer check workflow - #769
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We can't trust any `cargo` commands in potentially attacker controlled code, see <https://shnatsel.medium.com/do-not-run-any-cargo-commands-on-untrusted-projects-4c31c89a78d6>. We avoid such attacks by moving the potential malicous command (which could do anything with our tokens) to an unprivileged workflow.
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Tested in my fork: https://github.com/jschwe/html5ever/actions/runs/31150532800/job/92782128612 (Note: Needed to add the labels to my fork first, before being able to test) |
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We can't trust any
cargocommands in potentially attacker controlled code, see https://shnatsel.medium.com/do-not-run-any-cargo-commands-on-untrusted-projects-4c31c89a78d6. We avoid such attacks by moving the potential malicous command (which could do anything with our tokens) to an unprivileged workflow.