pnpm disclosed a cluster of package-manager vulnerabilities affecting lockfile integrity, Git dependency fetching, repository registry configuration, patch application, and symlink creation; responders should inventory vulnerable pnpm versions and review credential-bearing install paths.
#ci-cd
14 analyses tagged ci-cd, sorted newest first.
- pnpm Package-Manager Supply-Chain Advisory Batch
- simonecorsi/mawesome GitHub Action Tag Hijack
Mutable refs for simonecorsi/mawesome including latest, v1, v2, and v2.2.0 currently resolve to a composite action that installs Bun and always runs an obfuscated JavaScript payload, exposing GitHub Actions runners that still trust those tags.
- codfish/semantic-release-action GitHub Action Tag Hijack
An attacker force-pushed a malicious composite action into codfish/semantic-release-action and moved fifteen published tags to that commit, exposing GitHub Actions runners that still trusted mutable refs such as v3, v4, and v5.
- Pythagora gpt-pilot GitHub Compromise
An attacker hijacked a Pythagora co-founder's GitHub account, force-pushed a Shai-Hulud credential-stealer to gpt-pilot's main branch, and lost the payload twice to ruff lint failures before any public downstream execution was shown.
- Claude Code GitHub Action Secret Exposure
Microsoft reported that the Claude Code GitHub Action could expose workflow secrets through a Read-tool path that reached /proc/self/environ; Anthropic shipped v2.1.128 as the fixed release.
- Phantom Gyp npm Worm Abuses node-gyp Build Hooks
Snyk disclosed a June 2026 npm supply-chain wave that abuses native-addon build behavior through binding.gyp and node-gyp. The Phantom Gyp/Miasma activity affects packages including @vapi-ai, abandoned-package, and autotel packages and should be handled as install-time credential exposure.
- Red Hat Cloud Services npm Trusted-Publishing Compromise
Multiple @redhat-cloud-services npm packages were compromised on 2026-06-01 through trusted-publishing abuse tied to the Mini Shai-Hulud Miasma wave. The malicious releases added install-time payload execution, credential collection, destructive fallback behavior, and GitHub workflow tampering risk.
- Linux Copy Fail CVE-2026-31431: KEV Privilege Escalation on Shared Build Hosts
CISA added Linux kernel CVE-2026-31431 to KEV on 2026-05-01. Theori's Copy Fail research ties the bug to AF_ALG AEAD in-place operation and shows why shared CI runners, Kubernetes nodes, and multi-tenant Linux hosts need kernel patch proof or AF_ALG mitigation.
- Microsoft-tracked npm dependency-confusion developer-profiling campaign
Microsoft attributed a 33-package npm dependency-confusion campaign to shared postinstall tradecraft that profiled developer environments, ran in reconnaissance-only mode, and beaconed to a shared command-and-control endpoint.
- vpmdhaj npm OpenSearch Typosquats Steal Cloud and CI/CD Secrets
Microsoft reported 14 typosquatted npm packages under the vpmdhaj scope that impersonated OpenSearch, AWS SDK, STS, and Bun packages while collecting AWS, GitHub Actions, npm, Vault, Kubernetes, SSH, and local cloud configuration secrets.
- actions-cool GitHub Actions Tag Hijack Credential Theft
All 53 reviewed tags for actions-cool/issues-helper and all 15 tags for actions-cool/maintain-one-comment were moved to dangling imposter commits that scraped GitHub Actions runner memory and exfiltrated credentials. GitHub now blocks access to both repositories.
- Megalodon GitHub Actions Secret Exfiltration Campaign
Megalodon added malicious GitHub Actions workflows to thousands of public repositories to collect environment variables, cloud credentials, source-control secrets, and runner tokens.
- Bitwarden CLI npm 2026.4.0 Credential Stealer
Bitwarden confirmed that @bitwarden/cli@2026.4.0 was maliciously distributed through the npm CLI delivery path for a short April 22, 2026 window. CVE-2026-42994 tracks the incident; artifact analysis tied the package to bw_setup.js, bw1.js, Bun bootstrap, credential theft, and GitHub fallback channels.
- Aqua Security Trivy CI/CD Pipeline & Tag Poisoning
On March 19, 2026, the widely adopted container vulnerability scanner Trivy was compromised in a major supply chain attack. Cybercrime group TeamPCP poisoned version tags to harvest and exfiltrate runner credentials.