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Trivy was supposed to reduce risk. Instead, this incident shows how fast trusted CI tooling can become part of the problem.
The bigger lesson is not about one product. It is about trust placement. If a pipeline dependency has broad permissions, a compromise can spill secrets, weaken release confidence, and force emergency cleanup across teams.
The practical move is simple: lock versions, validate provenance, scope secrets hard, and rehearse token rotation before you need it. Treat pipeline tooling like production infrastructure, not a convenience layer.
Read the full story: Read the full breakdown and immediate containment priorities