AI & Machine Learning

Your workflow PR just widened its own permissions. Would anyone notice?

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A new tool called Remit has been developed to identify and flag changes in GitHub Actions workflows that expand permissions or introduce new risks. It compares workflow states before and after a pull request, highlighting modifications like increased access to contents, OIDC tokens, or sensitive triggers. This aims to improve code review by making significant security-related changes more visible to reviewers.

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