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research (ireniumsecurity): inert note - fork-PR supply-chain trigger test - #365
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Independent security researcher testing under HackerOne (Intigriti: DigitalOcean).
No code change. This PR adds only an inert markdown note. Its sole purpose is to observe whether a pull request opened from a fork can reach the build / sign / publish pipeline that produces the
do-agentpackage repository (repos.insights.digitalocean.com, bucketrooster) - i.e. whether the signing identity is used on untrusted fork input.If the request is unwelcome, please close it; the branch will be deleted immediately.
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ireniumsecurity.